What species can evolve from natural selection?

Answer 1

Microevolution is merely evolution, the change in allele frequency over time in a population of organisms, and all animals do this all the time.

Natural selection is always summing up the variation among a population of organisms and selecting those that show survivability and reproductive advantages, even is the selection does no more that stabilize the organisms phenotypes.

Look to the evolutionary history of horses or whales to see clear examples of evolution and selection through time.

Answer 2

Any species can evolve through natural selection as long as there is variation in traits within the population, some of which provide a selective advantage for survival and reproduction. Over time, individuals with advantageous traits will be more likely to pass on their genes to the next generation, leading to a change in the overall characteristics of the population.

Answer 3

none, it's called adaption; Dogs turn to Dogs,and Birds change to Birds. You can't get new gene's to change a bunny into a dinosaur. Evolution isn't possible. Unless A dog and a cat mate.

Answer 4

All animals are subject to natural selection.

Answer 5

According to modern evolution theory, all extant species exist now due to the rules of natural selection.

Answer 6

All species can, and did, evolve primarily through natural selection.