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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #44012 Marion Petrie
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Darwin argued that living creatures came to be the way they are by evolution, rather than by special creation; and that the principal mechanism of evolution was natural selection.
The zoologist Marion Petrie and her colleagues of the Open University are now exploiting the quasi-wild conditions of Whipsnade to try, a century after Darwin's death, to settle the matter.
They re-enact the mystery that tormented Charles Darwin to his dying day: how in this competitive world, where nature as Tennyson said is red in tooth and claw, could birds have evolved such an obvious extravagance? How do they get away with it?
That is, in a crowded and hence competitive world, the individuals best suited to the circumstances - the 'fittest' are the most likely to survive and have offspring.

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