Question

select all that apply
select all of the following that charles darwin observed during his voyage on the beagle.

□ evidence that prompted him to believe in special creation

□ a variety of habitats all containing the same organisms

□ plants and animals on the galápagos islands

□ land altered by forces, such as earthquakes and erosion

□ forest plant fossils mixed in with ocean sediments

Explanation:

• "evidence that prompted him to believe in special creation": Darwin's observations led him away from special creation, so this is incorrect.
• "a variety of habitats all containing the same organisms": Different habitats have different organisms, so this is incorrect.
• "plants and animals on the Galápagos Islands": Darwin did observe unique species on the Galápagos during the Beagle voyage, which influenced his evolution ideas.
• "land altered by forces, such as earthquakes and erosion": He observed geological changes like these, supporting gradual change ideas.
• "forest plant fossils mixed in with ocean sediments": This observation of different environments' fossils in one place supported his understanding of changing Earth.

Answer:

• plants and animals on the Galápagos Islands
• land altered by forces, such as earthquakes and erosion
• forest plant fossils mixed in with ocean sediments