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'''Darwin's''' theory suggests that [[giraffe]]s developed as they did because an animal with a longer than average neck would have an advantage in reaching foliage that its shorter-necked fellows could not. Therefore it would be healthier, more successful in breeding and hence more likely to pass on its long-necked genes.
 
'''Darwin's''' theory suggests that [[giraffe]]s developed as they did because an animal with a longer than average neck would have an advantage in reaching foliage that its shorter-necked fellows could not. Therefore it would be healthier, more successful in breeding and hence more likely to pass on its long-necked genes.
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While Lamarck's theories were tossed out relatively quickly, Darwin's are proving more stubborn, but are losing traction every day among serious scientists.
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While Lamarck's theories were rejected relatively quickly, Darwin's have proved more enduring.
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