1- Highlight two key differences between the views of J.B. Lamarck and Charles Darwin on evolution. Use the giraffe example to explain their points of differentitation. Which individual presented more relavant reviews on evolution and why? (Provide valid examples)

1- Highlight two key differences between the views of J.B. Lamarck and Charles Darwin on evolution. Use the giraffe example to explain their points of differentitation. Which individual presented more relavant reviews on evolution and why? (Provide valid examples)

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