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Question
The scientist who is regarded as the "Father of Evolution" is ______.
Options
Mendel
Walther Flemming
Darwin
Lamarck
Solution
The scientist who is regarded as the "Father of Evolution" is Darwin.
Explanation:
Darwin is the father of evolution because his theory of evolution by natural selection became the foundation of modern evolution studies.
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