The two factors required for a character of trait to change over time through natural selection are heritability of the trait and a differentiation of fitness between traits.
Crossing-over increases the genetic variation within a population, which is required for natural selection to act upon.
The time interval required for a bacterial cell to divide or for the population to double. (nucleonics) The mean timerequired for a neutron arising from a fission to produce a new fission
the number of individuals in a population required for a the species to keep reproducing and not go extinct
One of the strongest reasons he had for thinking natural selection was the driving force of evolution in fact he started his book with this concept, was artificial selection. Breeders had long know that traits were heritable and they could select for the traits they wanted by just mating the favored organisms. From this example Darwin knew that acquired traits were neither heritable or selectable.
It can provide resistance to diseases or other beneficial characteristics. -variation in more competitive species than our own can result in natural selection that is better focused to the specific environment: there is a bigger range of characteristics, so the best traits allow those members to survive longer and therefore mate more. This allows the species overall to constantly reproduce the beneficial traits and flourish.
Crossing-over increases the genetic variation within a population, which is required for natural selection to act upon.
There are really no steps in natural selection - just conditions required for it to occur.
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