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models of evolution  

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  • Several major models have been used to represent organic evolution on earth. These models include the arc, line, spiral, circle, pyramid, and tree or bush or coral of life forms throughout biological history. [Source: Encyclopedia of Anthropology; Evolution, Models of]

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