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What did Darwin call individuals that express mutations?
Darwin referred to individuals that expressed mutations as variations or variants in his theory of evolution.
What is something that has all characteristics of life?
A living being. You can call it an organism too.
What do you call plants with thick fleshy tissues?
Plants with thick fleshy tissues are called succulents. These plants have the ability to store water in their leaves, stems, or roots, allowing them to survive in arid environments. Examples of succulents include cacti, aloe vera, and jade plants.
What do you call the habitat of a parasite?
The habitat of a parasite is called a host. The host provides the environment for the parasite to live, feed, and reproduce.
Do peacock reproduce by male tears?
yes according to Dr. Ambur , based on the survey for 37 long years, proved that male tears can reproduce eggs. Dr. Ambur has done a survey on all mythologicall history of the world who has travelled the globe to do the survey. for any enquires pls call 98765 - 43210
What did Charles Darwin call the ability of an organism to survive and reproduce in its specific environment?
survvial of the fittest
What so you call a musician's ability to play music?
"Playing by ear" describes the ability of a musician to to reproduce a piece of music without having observed another musician playing the piece.
What is the ability of organisms to survive and reproduce under a range of environmental circumstances?
The ability of organisms to survive and reproduce under a range of environmental circumstances is known as ecological resilience. This trait allows organisms to adapt to changing conditions, such as temperature fluctuations, resource availability, or habitat disturbances, ensuring their continued existence and reproduction. Organisms with high ecological resilience are better equipped to thrive in diverse environments and withstand environmental stresses.
What did darwin call the struggle for existence?
Natural selection.
Why do the changes make it more difficult for polar bears to survive?
because of climate change and they only reproduce two/three cubs at a time, and their pry is 'low in stock' as some people may call it
How did Darwin explain how organisms change over time?
That trough time, a specie of animal, plant, bacteria can change.When a life form reproduces, one of its"babies" may be different from its parents because of genetic mutation. Sometime, this mutation may give it an advantage over other individuals of its specie. (e.g.: A giraffe has a higher neck and can search food on high trees.) Because of this advantage, the life form that is different (we will call it A) can live longer and has better chances to reproduce. The life form that has not this advantage (we will call it B) will live less longer and will have less chances to reproduce. Because of that, the population of "A" will increase and the population of "B"will decrease. In the end, there will only be "A".
What did Darwin call individuals that express mutations?
Darwin referred to individuals that expressed mutations as variations or variants in his theory of evolution.
When an organisim can reproduce itself what do scientists call it?
an asexual organism
What do you call the reappearance of a presumed dead British kayaker?
Darwin's Missing Link.
Can you survive in Call of Duty?
No. I can't.
What plant does Charles Darwin call most wonderful plant in the world?
Charles Darwin referred to the carnivorous plant known as the "Venus flytrap" (Dionaea muscipula) as one of the most wonderful plants in the world. He was particularly fascinated by its unique mechanism of trapping insects, which showcases an extraordinary adaptation for survival. The plant's rapid leaf movement and its ability to digest prey highlight the complexities of evolution and natural selection that Darwin studied extensively.
What do you call ability to do work?
The ability to do work is known as potential Energy.
