Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between adaptations and natural selection? • A. Adaptations that improve the chances an individual will reproduce but that may not affect the individual's life span become more common within a population over time. • B. Adaptations that improve the chances an individual will have a long life but that may not affect reproduction become more common within a population over time. C. Adaptations that improve the chances an individual will have a long life but that may not affect reproduction become less common within a population over time. • D. Adaptations that improve the chances an individual will reprodude but that may not affect the individual's life span become less common within a population over time. BMIT

Biology

Question
Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between
adaptations and natural selection?
• A. Adaptations that improve the chances an individual will reproduce
but that may not affect the individual's life span become more
common within a population over time.
• B. Adaptations that improve the chances an individual will have a
long life but that may not affect reproduction become more
common within a population over time.
C. Adaptations that improve the chances an individual will have a
long life but that may not affect reproduction become less
common within a population over time.
• D. Adaptations that improve the chances an individual will reprodude
but that may not affect the individual's life span become less
common within a population over time.
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Answer

A. Adaptations that improve the chances an individual will reproduce but that may not affect the individual's life span become more common within a population over time.

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Adaptations are traits or characteristics that help an organism survive and reproduce in its environment. Natural selection is the process by which organisms with advantageous adaptations...
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