The Change in Characteristics of a Population of Organisms from Generation

question 1

Multiple Choice

The change in characteristics of a population of organisms from generation to generation is termed

• A) resistance to pesticides.
• B) biological evolution.
• C) natural selection.
• D) phenotype variation.
• E) vestigial structures.

Understand the significance and scale of energy consumption globally and the United States' role in it.

Recognize the dominant sources of power in the world today and their implications for international competition.

Understand the role and scale of nuclear power in the United States' energy mix.

Identify various renewable energy sources and their importance for sustainable power generation.

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