Organisms that have desirable characteristics are ale to live long and reproduce thereby passing on these favorable traits to their offspring.
<h3>What is the Darwin theory?</h3>
According to the Darwin theory, the reason that drives evolution is natural selection. This implies that the organisms that have desirable characteristics are ale to live long and reproduce thereby passing on these favorable traits to their offspring.
Let us now consider each of the statements that relate to the Darwin theory;
Organisms within a population must compete for resources to survive.
- True
The least-equipped organisms may not survive.
- True
Over time, inheritance of beneficial variations can change the entire species.
- False
All organisms in a population are equally equipped for survival.
- False
Some organisms will outcompete others.
- True
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Determine whether each statement is true or false according to Darwin’s theory. Organisms within a population must compete for resources to survive. The least-equipped organisms may not survive. Over time, inheritance of beneficial variations can change the entire species. All organisms in a population are equally equipped for survival. Some organisms will outcompete others.
