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35. 11:44 . In South America, Darwin noticed fossils of species that were similar 
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... -many different actions are at work in order to make natural selection concept ... 
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old and there would have been enough time for descent

Question: He was fit enough to survive for 5 years on the HMS Beagle working as a naturalist
Answer: Charles Darwin