Question

darwin was curious about the patterns in the distribution of living things, which is the study of
choose
evolution
biogeography
hybridization
variation

Explanation:

Biogeography is the study of the distribution of living organisms (including patterns of where they live, how they got there, etc.). Darwin's curiosity about the distribution of living things aligns with the definition of biogeography. Evolution is about the change of species over time, hybridization is about the crossing of different species/varieties, and variation is about differences within a population—none of these directly focus on distribution like biogeography.

Answer:

biogeography