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Which of the following best states a condition which promotes natural selection of a
species?
species?
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One baby albino alligator, from a nest of 20 eggs, hatches in the Florida Everglades.
An ocean ecosystem consists of more algae than fish species.
The population of moths in a forest increased from 100 to 150 members.
A female cat has a litter of 5 kittens instead of 6.
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Natural selection is a process through which the population of living organisms adapt and change.
Four conditions needed for natural selection to occur are -
- Struggle for existence
- Variation
- Inheritance
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