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Tree of Life is a metaphor used by [[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. | Tree of Life is a metaphor used by [[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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Tree of Life is a metaphor used by 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.