Some individual organisms are better equipped to live and reproduce in their environment than others. If what makes them better equipped is heritable, their offspring will be more numerous and will tend to inherit the same traits or qualities themselves. The opposite will happen to those poorly equipped. They will have fewer or no offspring, and their negative traits will tend to disappear from the population as time goes on. These two tendencies are called positive (natural) selection and negative (natural) selection respectively. Natural selection is always relative to the environment. What is advantageous in one environment may not be so in another, and what is disadvantageous (deleterious) in one environment may not be so in another.
They are the selective agent in natural selection ;)
Natural selection explains adaptive change in the immediate environment.
Adaptation (I'm studying the same thing ;)
This type of natural selection is called stabilizing selection because the mean traits of the population are being selected for against the immediate environment.
To begin with, a theory can not prove or disprove anything until it is proven itself.
Environment IS natural selection, so a change in environment is a change in selection pressure.
They are the selective agent in natural selection ;)
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Its NaTuRaL sElEcTiOn if you didn't know.
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The environment is the '' natural selector. ''
No, natural selection is the environment! The variant organism is selected against the immediate environment where it survives and reproduces better than it's conspecifics.
by natural selection.
I know of no government that acts, in any direct or significant way, on natural selection.
Natural Selection.
Homo habilis altered their environment by creating simple tools from stones and sticks, which helped them improve their hunting and gathering capabilities. They may have also used these tools to modify their surroundings, such as digging for roots or breaking into animal bones for marrow. These adaptations allowed Homo habilis to expand their diet and increase their chances of survival.