What is the end result of natural selection?
a.
increased number of offspring of...
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What is the end result of natural selection?
a.
increased number of offspring of a given phenotype that survive
b.
changes in the frequency of alleles in a population
c.
fossil formation through extinction
d.
environmental changes of a habitat
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