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How did Evolutionists Gould & Eldgredge try to explain the sudden appearance of species that was the norm (not the exception) in the fossil record?

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How did Evolutionists Gould & Eldgredge try to explain the sudden appearance of species that was the norm (not the exception) in the fossil record?

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They came up with a theory called Punctuated Equilibrium. The theory states that stasis (no change) is the norm for the vast majority of species, followed by sudden bursts in which new species arrive on the scene in a “geological instant”.