Natural selection results in . increased genetic variation increased genetic variation , a population that is better adapted to a future environment a population that is better adapted to a future environment , an increase in the size of a population an increase in the size of a population , a population that is adapted to its current environment a population that is adapted to its current environment Skip to navigation

a population that is adapted to its current environment.

Explanation:

The theory of natural selection explains the development of adaptive features by organisms required to survive in their current environment. The theory supports the survival of the fittest idea whereby those organisms with the most equipped environmentally adaptive features survive. Theae features are also passed from parents to offspring on a bid to facilitate their adaptation to their current environment. This means different organisms develop features required for each of their present environment.