In Yellowstone national park, some species of algae and bacteria can survive and reproduce in hot springs at temperature near the boiling point of water. The ability to survive and reproduce at these temperatures is an example of
1.) aggregate
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I'm unsure, possibly 4.) Darwin was unable to work out the mechanism of inheritance
2.)
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