The answer for the given question above would be option C. GRAVITATIONAL FORCE. Based on the given scenario above of a leaf that falls to the ground when Tonya let it go, the force that pulled the leaf to the ground is the gravitational force. This kind of force is a force <span>that attracts any object with mass. Hope this helps.</span>
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Answer: B. Poorly adapted individuals never produce offspring
Explanation:
Natural selection is a theory that states organisms adapts to its environment due to differences in their phenotypes. So, <u>individuals with favorable traits are more likely to survive and reproduce</u>. It is a key mechanism of evolution, which is the change in traits of a population over generations.
<u>Populations respond to natural selection if they contain heritable variation </u>among them, wich means that individuals differ in the traits they transmit to their offspring.
Because of the environmental selection pressures, individuals produce more offspring than their environment can support. <u>The pressure determines which individuals will survive and reproduce</u>, while others will die because of predation or diseases. So, natural selection is based on the observations of adapted individuals.
Answer:
Natural Selection
Explanation:
The process of where organisms with favorable traits that help them adapt to an environment are more likely to reproduce and survive. Organisms with less favorable traits are less likely to survive in the environment. This theory was first developed by Charles Darwin and has grown to be the most believed process of evolution.
The question must refer to the modern classification system in biology.
It started with the work of Linnaeus - so its early version can be called a Linnaean classification - but right now it has been expanded and changed to fit the evolutionary relationships between the species - which is the best description, i.e. the answer is "it is based on the evolutionary relationship of the species"
