For which one of the following observations were both Lamarck's hypothesis and Darwin's hypothesis in complete agreement? a. Acquired characteristics are inherited. b. Gradual evolutionary change explains why organisms are well-suited to their environments. c. More complex species are descended from less complex species. d. Use and disuse of organs determines their size in progeny.

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Davion Franklin

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18 August, 19:43

For which one of the following observations were both Lamarck's hypothesis and Darwin's hypothesis in complete agreement? a. Acquired characteristics are inherited. b. Gradual evolutionary change explains why organisms are well-suited to their environments. c. More complex species are descended from less complex species. d. Use and disuse of organs determines their size in progeny.

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Sariah Hardin · Answer 1

Gradual evolutionary change explains why organisms are well-suited to their environments.

Micheal Alexander · Answer 2

Gradual evolutionary change explain why organisms are well-suited to their environments is the observation of both Lamarck's hypothesis and Darwin hypothesis which is in complete agreement.

Explanation:

These both people shared a common kind of idea where these theories of evolution are depended primarily on the idea or the concept which are all offspring which are produced in a inter bleeding survival atmosphere. Due to this reason, these observations taken by the two scientist in a complete agreement.