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in his book, The Descent of Man suggested the possibility of humans being another evolutionary species in the process of survival.

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Herbert Spencer

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Richard Dawkins

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Charles Darwin

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The correct option is C Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin in his The Descent of Man and On the Origin of Species suggested the possibility of humans being another evolutionary species in the process of survival. He approached the concept of human evolution with a sense of scientific temper.

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