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Evolution, Creationism, Intelligent Design > Darwin Theory Supported Evidence Table Supported by evidence Not supported by evidence Don't know enough to say No opinion % % % % 2004 Nov 7-10 35 35 29 1 2001 Feb 19-21 35 39 25 1
Evolution, Creationism, Intelligent Design > Informed Theory Evolution Table Very informed Somewhat informed Not too informed Not informed at all No opinion % % % % % 2001 Feb 19-21 34 47 11 6 2
Evolution, Creationism, Intelligent Design > Informed Theory Creationism Table Very informed Somewhat informed Not too informed Not informed at all No opinion % % % % % 2001 Feb 19-21 40 40 10 7 3
Evolution, Creationism, Intelligent Design > Believe More Evolution Creationism Table Evolution Lean toward Evolution Lean toward Creationism Creationism No opinion % % % % % 2001 Feb 19-21 28 5 9 48 10
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