Difference between revisions of "Tree of Life (Evolution)"

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The '''tree of Life''' is a metaphor used by [[evolution|evolutionist]] [[Charles Darwin]] to describe his  view that all living things, which are represented by branches, descended from one common ancestor, represented by the trunk of the tree.
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The '''tree of Life''' is a metaphor used by [[evolution]]ist [[Charles Darwin]] to describe his  view that all living things, which are represented by branches, descended from one common ancestor, represented by the trunk of the tree.
  
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Latest revision as of 20:46, July 13, 2016

The tree of Life is a metaphor used by evolutionist Charles Darwin to describe his view that all living things, which are represented by branches, descended from one common ancestor, represented by the trunk of the tree.