What is true about the theory of punctuated equilibrium? a. it relies on the discovery of “missing links.” b. it explains the absence of transition in fossils. c. it portrays evolutionary change as a smooth curve

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option C. The theory of punctuated equilibrium portrays evolutionary change as a smooth curve. In this theory, species are said to be stable changing little for millions of years. Hope this answers the question.

The answer to the question is gold

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