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People have recognized that species changed over time since the BC era. There are records of such from the Latin/Greek area and the Islamic area and Chinese area. Two dudes didn't magically come up with evolution from scratch at the same time.
Of course you're right. It was the mechanism for change, namely Natural Selection, that was discovered.