What Are the Three Observations of Natural Selection

question 22

Multiple Choice

What are the three observations of natural selection?

• A) Species change and adapt based on environmental pressure, individuals change within their lifetime, and offspring inherit the changes.
• B) Genetic drift, gene flow, and mutations provide the change necessary in populations that affect future generations.
• C) Organisms produce more offspring than survive, populations vary, and traits are inherited.
• D) The number of adults tends to remain the same over time, inheritance provides all of the genetic variation needed for future generations, and natural selection works on only the best of those adults in each generation.

Understand the relationship between the number of observations and the number of class intervals in histogram construction.

Analyze and interpret survey data in the context of histograms and frequency distributions.

Describe the distribution and composition of discrete data sets graphically.

Recognize and construct different types of graphs (e.g., frequency histograms, line charts) and understand their applications.

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