The Postulates That Make Up Darwin's Theory of Adaptation Include

question 45

Multiple Choice

The postulates that make up Darwin's theory of adaptation include all of the following EXCEPT

• A) any given environment can support only a certain number of individuals.
• B) variation affects the ability of individuals to survive and reproduce.
• C) individuals always compete with each other physically.
• D) variation is passed from parents to offspring.

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