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What did gould and eldridge infer about the pace and timing of evolutionary change?

evolutionary change occurred gradually and constantly throughout time.

the pace of evolutionary change has slowed down over time and it only rarely occurs now.

periods during which evolution occurred were always preceded by a catastrophe.

long periods of stability were punctuated with periods of evolutionary change.

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