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The image shows a handwritten page of notes, likely from a biology or science class, detailing concepts related to Darwin's theory of evolution. The text is written in Spanish. The notes begin by stating that Darwin's "transcendental contribution" is the theory of Evolution by Natural Selection, presented in his work "The Origin of Species" (1859). It elaborates that species do not change gradually over time but rather through a mechanism of natural selection, which is based on three key premises. The following sections define and explain key concepts: * **Variabilidad (Variability):** Within a population, individuals present biological variations. Some variations are more rapid, while others are more gradual. * **Adaptación y supervivencia (Adaptation and survival):** Individuals with characteristics that adapt them better to their environment have a higher probability of surviving and reproducing. * **Herencia (Inheritance):** Advantageous traits are transmitted to the next generation, with the accumulation of changes. There is no information present in the image that relates to Juan Griego, Venezuela. The image is a close-up of a page of handwritten text.
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