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Biology, 11.06.2021 06:30 karmaxnagisa20

Which of the following best explains the connection between increased competition and the evolution of a species by natural selection?

A) Individuals migrate to another area in order to avoid competition for limited resources in the current
ecosystem

B) Individuals that must compete for limited resources are more likely to have diseases that cause mutations

C) Individuals must become stronger to compete for resources, and this increased strength is passed on to the next generation.

D) Individuals that have traits that allow them to outcompete others survive better and produce more offspring

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