It is generally accepted that prese

It is generally accepted that present-day animals and plants differ from those of the
past, (0) ...having ... changed by a general process called evolution. But this theory has been widely accepted for little (1) ................ than a hundred years. The present theory of evolution was
developed (2) ................ two naturalists – Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell Wallace – working independently.
When he was a young man (3) ................ 22, Darwin went as naturalist on a round-the-world, map-making cruise aboard a British naval survey ship, HMS Beagle. The cruise began in 1831 and lasted (4) ................ 1836. In the Galapagos islands, Darwin came (5) ................ a group
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of birds, later to become known (6) ................ “Darwin’s finches”. They were similar to one (7) ................ in their colour, song, nests and eggs, and were clearly descended (8) ................ the same finch stock, (9) ................ each had a different kind of beak and was adapted (10) ................ a different way of life. (11) ................ were seed-eaters, fly-catchers, woodpeckers and various other types.
Darwin assumed that the ancestors of all (12) ................ types had been blown to the islands in bleak weather, had survived and changed somehow (13) ................ the various forms. In the years after the voyage, Darwin gradually came to the conclusion that individuals better suited (14) ................ their environment would tend to leave more offspring while those (15) ................ well adapted would die out.

Kết quả (Anh) 1:

It is generally accepted that the present-day animals and plants differ from those of the past, (0) ... having ... changed by a general process called evolution. But this theory has been widely accepted for little (1)................ than a hundred years. The present theory of evolution wasdeveloped (2)................ two naturalists-Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell Wallace-working independently.When he was a young man (3)................ 22, Darwin went as naturalist on a round-the-world, map-making cruise aboard a British naval survey ship, HMS Beagle. The cruise began in 1831 and lasted (4)................ 1836. In the Galapagos islands, Darwin came (5)................ a group 2of birds, later to become known (6)................ "Darwin's finches". They were similar to one (7)................ in their colour, song, nests and eggs, and were clearly descended (9)................ the same stock, finch (9)................ each had a different kind of beak and was adapted (10)................ a different way of life. (11)................ were seed-eaters, fly-catchers, woodpeckers and various other types.Darwin assumed that the ancestors of all (12)................ types had been blown to the islands in bleak weather, had survived and changed somehow (13)................ the various forms. In the years after the voyage, Darwin gradually came to the conclusion that individuals better suited (14)................ their environment would tend to leave more offspring while those (15)................ well adapted would die out.

Kết quả (Anh) 2:

To współczesne zwierzęta i rośliny z Diff Ogólnie przyjęte od tych z
przeszłości (0) ... po ... zmienił ogólnym procesie zwanym ewolucja. Ale to powszechnie akceptowana teoria małego sprzętu (1) ... . ............. niż sto lat obecna teoria ewolucji został
opracowany (2) ................ dwa przyrodników - Charles Darwin i Alfred Russel Wallace. - działa niezależnie
Kiedy był młodym człowiekiem (3) .. .............. 22, Darwin Wybraliśmy się jako przyrodnika na dookoła świata, mapy podejmowania rejs pokładzie brytyjskiej marynarki przeglądów na statkach, HMS Beagle. rejs trwała Zaczęło się w 1831 roku oraz (4) na wyspach Galapagos Darwin 1836 przyszedł ................ (5) .. .......... .... grupa
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ptaków, późniejszy znany (6) ................ "zięby Darwina". były podobny do jednego (7) ................ w kolorze, piosenki, gniazd i jaj, i wywodzi się oczywiste (8) ......... ... .... to samo Finch akcji, (9) ................ każdy miał inny rodzaj dzioba i został dostosowany (10) ...... ... ....... inny sposób życia. (11) ................ nasion zjadacze są, fly-łapacze, dzięcioły i różne inne typy.
Darwin przodkowie zakładamy, że wszystkie (12) ...... .......... został rozerwany na typy wysp w ponurej pogody i zmienił jakoś przetrwał hda (13) ........ ........ różne formy. W latach po rejsie, Darwin stopniowo doszedł do ryb lepiej nadaje Wnioski (14) ................ ze środowiskiem mają tendencję do pozostawiania więcej potomstwa byłoby natomiast (15). ............... Dobrze przystosowane wymarła.