Darwin's Theory of Evolution Suggests That the Only Measure of Success

question 12

Multiple Choice

Darwin's theory of evolution suggests that the only measure of success for a species is

• A) being the largest of the species.
• B) not competing with members of the same species.
• C) possessing the best coloring and shape of the species.
• D) successful reproduction.
• E) the uniqueness of the species.

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Definitions:

Liquid Water

The fluid phase of water, characterized by its capacity to flow and adapt to the shape of its container.

Logical Strength

The degree to which the premises of an argument support its conclusion; stronger arguments provide greater justification for their conclusions.

Explanandum

An phenomenon or event that is to be explained, often the subject of scientific or philosophical inquiry.

Hypothesis

A hypothesis is a suggestion or theory made with restricted proof, serving as an initial step for more in-depth research.