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.Who among these evolutionary thinkers stated that the living forms come from the seas? a. Erasmus Darwin b. Jean Baptiste Lanmarck c. Gregor Mendel d. Alfred Russel Wallace

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a. Erasmus Darwin

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c. Gregor Mendel

d. Alfred Russel Wallace

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