Hello.
There are a couple things needed for natural selection.
Natural selection is organisms become comfortable and changer where they are newly located. Where they can live and get more off springs.
First, You will need <u>heredity</u> which passes traits to an offspring.
Second, <u>reproduction</u> that is needed to to copy traits and give them to the offspring.
Oxygen and glucose are the products of photosynthesis. Oxygen is used by plant for respiration or it gets dissipated in the air. Glucose is stored for feeding the plant. It is also stored in the form of starch
Yes depending on what traits you get or receive that could have an strong impacts on an individual
Explanation:
The explanation for the question is in the"Hardy-Weinberg principle" pdf attached below.
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