During aristotle time, it was thought that:
Correct answer: A. Organisms ranged from simple to complex.
- A. Organisms ranged from simple to complex.
- B. One type of organism gives rise to another type of organism.
- C. Both a and b.
- D. All living things are specially created by nature.
Explanation
During Aristotle's time, it was though that organisms ranged from simple to complex. All other options are incorrect.
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