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.
Acid rain can be very harmful, mildly harmful, or not harmful at all. It mainly depends on the density of the rain, and how bad the current air pollution in the area is. Also, it depends on how often the area gets acid rain. The first few times an area gets acid rain, it's nearly harmless. Then, the next few it can be very dangerous, but eventually gets weaker over time. More air polluted areas are more likely to get much more harmful acid rain.
Summary: Acid rain is usually mildly harmful, mostly only harmful to infrastructures.<span />
Wait this is highschool biology?!
Woah... thought it would be harder....
Anyways, see "micro" means really small, so small that your bare eyesight can't take it (or see it, I don't care). A microscope was meant to see things that our eyes can't. Since humans cant see microlife we use a microscope.
Mind Blown...
Where is the question I would love to answer
