Natural Selection is the process by which the most adapted, or fittest, species survive and the least adapted, or unfit, species do not survive. An example of Natural Selection is if there are two species of birds that eat the same thing, but one of the species has a beak that makes it harder to eat the food, naturally the species that has the beak fit to eat that food will survive. The species that is not fit to eat that food will either adapt or will be unable to survive. Evolution is a species adapting to the enviornment over a period of time. There is microevolution and macroevolution.
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Answer:
I would say that the answer is A, or releasing ladybugs into a habitat.
Explanation:
This is the only "natural" way to control an aphid population. However, please note that as well as ladybugs, praying mantis's also eat aphids. But, the answer choice doesn't describe the option very well, so that is why I say that it is A.
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This would negatively impact the native bird species and the fish population as well as any other underwater species such as smaller fish and algae as they may have overgrowth and could even become an invasive native species over time because the food chain would be disrupted. The native bird species wouldn’t have much food supply and would either die off or migrate to another place, and the feeder schools of fish (large fish) would probably also eventually die off because they would be over dominated with multiple species feeding off of them. The natural food chain already established would be disrupted.
