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Sourav Pan🥈 SilverSeptember 2, 2024

Hereditary changes in groups of living organisms over time.

Hereditary changes in groups of living organisms over time.

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Sourav Pan🥈 SilverMay 15, 2025

Evolution: This is the process through which species of organisms change over time through variations, mutations, and natural selection.

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