Darwin believed in evolution through natural selection; organisms that were the most well adapted to their environment would pass on their genes to their offspring (which the organism would have inherited at conception).
Lamarck on the other hand believed that organisms passed on traits that they had acquired during their lifespan to their offspring.
We know now that Darwin was correct, and that Lamarck was wrong.
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
Natural Selection is the process whereby organisms that are best adapted to their environment are able to survive and pass on their genes.
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Answer:
Male and female gametes are formed and combine in a moist environment to form a zygote.
Explanation:
The gametophyte of a moss plant bears male sex organ antheridia and female sex organ archegonia.
Sperms, the male gametes are produced within antheridia and the eggs are produced in archegonia.
Both the antheridia and archegonia may be produced on the same gametophyte or separate gametophytes depending on the type of moss.
Haploid sperms are released from the antheridia and with the help of moisture, it reaches to a haploid egg in an archegonium. The female gamete or egg is fused with sperm to produce a diploid zygote.
The zygote later develops into the diploid sporophyte.
