8 in what major way did darwins ideas diverge from lamarcks?\na lamarck thought changes to an individual…

8 in what major way did darwins ideas diverge from lamarcks?\na lamarck thought changes to an individual animal during its lifetime would be passed on to offspring\nb lamarck believed that environmental pressures drove evolution\nc lamarck thought that animals would not have had time to evolve in earths short history\nd lamarck did not believe that species could change over time
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Lamarck proposed the inheritance of acquired characteristics, believing changes in an individual during its lifetime could be passed to offspring. Darwin's theory was based on natural - selection acting on pre - existing variations in a population. Lamarck also believed in environmental pressures driving evolution, but this was not the main divergence. Lamarck did not have the view in option C and he did believe species could change over time.
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A. Lamarck thought changes to an individual animal during its lifetime would be passed on to offspring