It was first postulated in the work It's a Wonderful Life by Stephen Jay Gould.
It was first postulated in the work It's a Wonderful Life by Stephen Jay Gould. This theory relies on evidence of the discontinuities observed in the fossil records of certain animal groups, such as ammonites. It questions the traditional Darwinian theory of evolution that employs gradualism. FTP, identify this evolutionary theory that states that plant and animal species usually arise very quickly in terms of geological time and seldom via gradual change.
It was first postulated in the work It's a Wonderful Life by Stephen Jay Gould.
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