A Limit to Adaptations That Lead to Natural Selection Include

question 102

Multiple Choice

A limit to adaptations that lead to natural selection include all but the following

• A) the genetic trait must already be present in the population.
• B) the rate of reproductive capacity of the population.
• C) survival of the fittest.
• D) the development of certain traits within a population is random.
• E) physical strength of individuals within a population.

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