_____________ supported theory of special creation?
Correct answer: A. Linnaeus
- A. Linnaeus
- B. Aristotle
- C. Mendel
- D. Lamarck
Explanation
Linnaeus supported the idea of special creation and believed species were fixed, although his classification system later became useful to evolutionary biology. Students may choose Lamarck because he proposed an early theory of evolution, but Lamarck rejected the idea that species were permanently fixed by special creation.
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