what is the definition of natural selection?
Asked by Pawan | 10th Dec, 2014, 09:27: PM
Expert Answer:
Organisms those are able to adjust with the changing environment survive. Organisms which are unfit are eliminated and ultimately die. The fit species reproduce and the essential variations in the characteristics are passed on from one generation to the next. These variations make them fit to survive in the constantly changing environment. This is called the theory of natural selection.
Organisms those are able to adjust with the changing environment survive. Organisms which are unfit are eliminated and ultimately die. The fit species reproduce and the essential variations in the characteristics are passed on from one generation to the next. These variations make them fit to survive in the constantly changing environment. This is called the theory of natural selection.
Answered by Hemangi Binny | 11th Dec, 2014, 10:53: AM
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