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To some degree, epigenetics (i) _____ the Darwinian notion that gene
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To some degree, epigenetics (i) _____ the Darwinian notion that gene mutations and natural selection alone drive evolution, as research shows that an organism’s genes are affected by environmental factors and not (ii) _____ as Darwin claimed.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. obviates | D. imperturbable |
| B. expatiates | E. immutable |
| C. repudiates | F. inimitable |
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Re: To some degree, epigenetics (i) _____ the Darwinian notion that gene
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09 Dec 2023, 23:25
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The answers are C and E.
Blank (i): "Repudiates" suggests a rejection or contradiction of the Darwinian notion, indicating that epigenetics challenges or contradicts the idea that gene mutations and natural selection solely drive evolution.
Blank (ii): "Immutable" describes something that is unchangeable or unaffected by external factors. In this context, it refers to genes that are not impacted or altered by environmental factors, which contradicts the claim made by Darwin.
Blank (i): "Repudiates" suggests a rejection or contradiction of the Darwinian notion, indicating that epigenetics challenges or contradicts the idea that gene mutations and natural selection solely drive evolution.
Blank (ii): "Immutable" describes something that is unchangeable or unaffected by external factors. In this context, it refers to genes that are not impacted or altered by environmental factors, which contradicts the claim made by Darwin.
