Charles darwin's thoughts on evolution would correspond to punctuated equilibrium. true or false

Its FALSE. Because  punctuated equilibrium is somewhat counter-intuitive because of stasis then an inadvertent rapid evolution.

The answer is FALSE. Charles Darwin's thoughts on evolution banked on a more gradual change of species to new ones. However, punctuated equilibrium proposes  just the opposite, namely, species are generally stable and unchanging until  a 'punctuation' of change occurs rapidly towards a new kind of species.

Humans can affect weathering and erosion in several ways.  humans cause  increases in acid rain and pollution, which increase the amount of  weathering  agents in the air and water, and then on land.for an easy answer: 1) acid rain2) pollution