Question

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the father of the modern evolutionary theory.
a lamarck
b aristotle
c buffon
d darwin
e cuvier

Explanation:

Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection forms the basis of modern evolutionary theory. His work "On the Origin of Species" presented evidence for species evolving over time. Lamarck proposed an earlier (but less accepted) theory of evolution. Aristotle was a philosopher with views on classification but not modern evolutionary theory. Buffon and Cuvier made contributions to natural history but are not called the "father" of modern evolutionary theory.

Answer:

D. Darwin