Natural selection is a theory developed by Charles Darwin. It is believed that animal species evolve by nature "selecting" the ones that are fit to live in specific environments. For example, if an animal lacks a trait that is needed for a certain environment, it is likely to die. The animals that have the needed traits are more likely to live and procreate, which will pass on the trait to its offspring. Hope this helped!
Since there are no written choices, I could guess that prokaryotes are not reliable when it comes to diseases and other forms of ill-causing behavior of these microorganisms.
Scientists rely on prokaryotes to examine their structure and functions in order to come up with a good medicine. Some rely on prokaryotes to do the natural processes of decomposing and recycling matter throughout the earth's spheres.
John Dalton's theory states that atoms cannot be destroyed.
Growth I think could be right
