Natural selection acts on a population. NOT THE INDIVIDUAL.
Yes glycolysis needs atp.. It starts it and then it is produced.
Horses in the old times were smaller because of the softer grass to step on in the forests. However, as time passes, the living shifted to survival from the predators. This strengthens the limbs of horses and lifting the body from the ground in the process of running at great speeds. The answer here is D. <span>larger horses had longer legs and could run faster to escape predators.</span>
