produce fertile offspring
Geography, 24.02.2021 23:00 elizabethhubbe
2. What is evolution?
A. a group of organisms that can mate to
produce fertile offspring
B. the process by which inherited traits of a
population change over many generations
C. a trait that allows organisms in a population
to survive and reproduce their environment
D. the process in which individuals better
adapted to their environment are more likely
to survive and reproduce
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2. What is evolution?
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produce fertile offspring
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