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Charles Darwin developed the theory that explains how new species develop based on evidence from many different kinds of scientific inquiry. Darwin’s theory can only be valid if Earth is very old. The scientists who provided evidence for the earth’s old age were most likely astronomers such as Edwin Hubble.
geologists such as James Hutton.
biologists such as Francis Crick.
physicists such as Marie Curie.

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