Punctuated equilibrium is a hypothesis that maintains that populations of organisms tend to remain stable for periods of time

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Punctuated equilibrium is a hypothesis that maintains that populations of organisms tend to remain stable for periods of time and then slowly increase in size O large geologic events are infrequent evolutionary change takes place in spurts rather than gradually O evolutionary change occurs very slowly over vast amounts of time

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