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Darwin's Species Organisms Offspring Survive Natural Selection Stated

Front What is natural selection as stated by Darwin?
Darwin's 4 important observations:
Darwin's conclusions:
Back -That all species have evolved from basic lifeforms that first developed 3 billion years ago.

-organisms often produce lots of offspring
-populations usually stay the same size
-organisms are all slightly different
-characteristics can be inherited

-There's a struggle for existence.
-More organisms born than can survive
-The ones that survive are the ones best suited to enviornment and ones that breed(long necked giraffes)
-Passing on their characterists to offspring
-Over long time characteristics of species change

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