Answer:
The conditions for natural selection are:
- overproduction of offspring
- variation among organisms in a population
- favorable adaptations selected by nature
Explanation:
- Natural selection is the continuous process of reproduction and survival that is caused by the contrast and differences due to phenotype.
- Overproduction of species creates the competition and only the one survived through the natural selection grows to the next generation.
- Similarly variations in the phenotypic organization of species, their adaptation process etc causes the natural selection.
- Natural selection is the gateway for the evolution.
The salt takes the water from the salad.
Answer:
From smallest to largest, the levels are species, genus, family, order, class, phylum, and kingdom. Each of the ranking levels is called a taxon. Just as a genus is a group of similar species, a family is a group of similar genera. An order is a group of similar families.
