The statement that best summarizes Darwin's theory of natural selection is D. Organisms best suited to their environment will survive and reproduce. This is becasue let's say some giraffes have short necks and some long necks and their food is leaves on high trees then the long necked giraffes will survive over short necked giraffes because short necked giraffes can't reach for their food and eventually there will be only long necked giraffes left and they will reproduce with other long necked giraffes and make long necked giraffes.
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Any of the answers are correct. This question is completely opinionated (I chose no).
[If you limit your interpretation of the biological species concept to only what happens in nature, lions and tigers are separate species. In contrast, if you consider what is possible with human intervention, you could argue that lions and tigers are not separate species since they can be crossed to form fertile ligers.
The biological species concept is one of over 20 different species concepts that attempt to put nature into human-constructed categories. Most biologists would agree that the challenge of defining species has still not been elegantly solved.]
I think it's B right because all the fats!
