Natural Selection is a process in which certain traits become more common or not. This is determined by the necessity of certain traits and the environment the species finds itself in. Natural selection only acts on existing traits because they are the traits active in a given species in a given environment.
Natural Selection can only occur to living organisms. ;
Natural selection only operates on traits that currently exist within a population, meaning it cannot create new traits. This process involves the selection of beneficial traits that improve survival and reproduction, shaping evolution over generations. The concept emphasizes the importance of genetic variation for natural selection to act effectively.
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