A Revolutionary Theory by Diana Cano

A Revolutionary Theory

abautistav — 2022-02-02 16:57:03 UTC

1) That living beings have an origin an little by little over time they changes, "evolving" in different aspects.

2) A revolutionary theory about Darwin discovered new theories based on nature and its differents between each species, for example there was a species but different characteristics from each other either in thei form or in their behavior.
a conflict with the theory would be religiously, since we know that God created us, but that would already be getting into conflict with religion and with science but that would depend on our criteria

Valentina Villafuerte

Questions - Emanuel de León

2022-02-02 16:58:33 UTC

1) What is the revolutionary theory?

Darwin changed the way in which living beings were seen, since his theory answered questions about them by means of quite logical and accurate answers. His theory explains that living beings have an origin and that, throughout their lives, they change little by little. His theory also explained that all organisms come from one and that they changed over time through evolution.

A Revolutionary Theory - Pamela Marroquín

2022-02-02 17:03:36 UTC

1) What is the revolutionary theory?

In the 19th century, a geologist and naturalist explained the astonishing diversity of life.
His theory changed the way we see the world and the place of humans in it.
The HMS Beagle went trought the Strait of Magellan to Valparaiso,Lima, and then to the Galapagos Islands.

2) Why do you think Darwin´s theory about common ancestors-one species giving rise to many others-generated a strong debate?

The Common Ancestor Theory is based on a naturalistic theory that explains that species change is a possible modification process in which species adapt to their environment depending on how effective the species is in terms of survival.

In both the book The Origin of Species and The Descent of Man, Darwin rejects any divine intervention in the origin of man. ... That used Darwin's theories rejected by a more conservative part of society.

Galilea Bran

gbranm — 2022-02-02 17:04:09 UTC

What is the Revolutionary Theory?
The theory of evolution proposes that species change over time. And that all species share a common ancestor.
This without forgetting that although they share the same ancestor they have genetic differences.

Why do you think Darwin's theory about common ancestors- one species giving rise to many others?
Darwin said that the human being's ancestors were the Homosapiens and that throughout life the human being is constantly changing, at present it is known that the human being is already physically formed, the way in which beings change now is by your mindset.

2) Emanuel de León: why do you think Darwin's theory about common ancestors- one species giving rise ot many others-generated a strong debate?

2022-02-02 17:04:15 UTC

Darwin rejected any idea of a divinity in the history and creation of man and species, which sparked great controversy among the most conservative societies.

Charle Darwin:

mgramajog — 2022-02-02 17:06:01 UTC

by: Mia Gramajo
1) A// Charles Darwin always think that the insects or another animals like monkeys and bacterias could be an evolution, a chain that it's always need to happend; Humans releated with the Monkey's Theory; Insects releated with the Bacteria's Theory so it's interesting how this work and the important thing to learn new topics.
2) A// We already know that this theory could help us with Science or Chemistry to learn how the time is important connected with the life

Fatima Pineda

2022-02-02 17:06:16 UTC

What is the Revolutionary Theory ?
1.Darwin's five-week visit to these remarkable islands catalyzed the scientific revolution that now bears his name. Darwin's revolutionary theory was that new species arise naturally, by a process of evolution, rather than having been created forever immutable by God.

2. Darwin discovered new theories based on nature

Question about the Revolutionary Theory- Esteban Sanchez

2022-02-02 17:09:47 UTC

1) What is the Revolutionary Theory?

It is a theory proposed by Charles Darwin 20 years after planting it, which says that species or living organisms can changed for different reasons, either by the environment in which they live, the climate, survival needs or conditions that kind, to the point of creating new species thanks to this evolution.

2) Why do you think Darwin´s theory abut common ancesstors - one species giving rise to many others-generated a strong debate ?

maybe because it is not very common or we do not fit the idea that we have evolved to become what we are, but it does make sense some things he says because of the changes that the earth has changed and I think that's why there is a discussion about it.

Questions - Samuel Mejía

2022-02-02 17:11:23 UTC

A) Darwin’s revolutionary theory was that new species arise naturally, by a process of evolution, rather than having been created forever immutable by God.

B) Darwin rejected any idea of divine history of a human creation. We already know that the theory that he create, can help us understand the importance of time and life through science.

Maitte Bautista:

jackelingarciasanchezbautista — 2022-02-02 17:11:57 UTC

1. What is the revolutionary theory?
This teory tries to explain the evolution humanity through species, thre are different beliefs from where humans could have come according to their physical caracteristics and behaviors. The theory of evolution by natural selection was first formulated in Charles Darwin's book "On the Origin of Species" published in 1859.

2. Why do you think Darwin's theory about common ancestors?
The idea that species change over time, give rise to new species and share a common ancestor. Species evolve that is why we can find for example many species of fish and each one is an evolution of another.

I think it is controversial because not all people believe in this theory since different theories have come out and some tend to be more credible to society.

What is the revolutionary theory?

mjavierchelito — 2022-02-02 17:17:52 UTC

The revolutionary theory of Charles Darwin made a diference in the form what the people were seen the animals because this theory explain a lot of thing about the animal and the differences between these also the history that the animals has and a lot of animals that have a lot of similarities but is a other specie completely different. And also the way that the human changed with the years.

Why do you think Darwin's theory about common ancestors-one species giving rise to many others-generated a strong debate?
I think that the theory about common ancestors is right because there is a lot of animals that come from other older animals for example the dinosaurs and this theory generated a strong debate because in that time there was a lot of theorys about the animals and much people did not aceppted the theory of Darwin