Darwin's theory of natural selection explains: O The way life began. The way evolution works at the genetic level. O The way dinosaurs became extinct. O That traits within a breeding population that are adaptive to specific environmental circumstances become more numerous in that population over time.
Darwin's theory of natural selection explains: O The way life began. The way evolution works at the genetic level. O The way dinosaurs became extinct. O That traits within a breeding population that are adaptive to specific environmental circumstances become more numerous in that population over time.
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Darwin's theory of natural selection explains:
O The way life began.
O The way evolution works at the genetic level.
The way dinosaurs became extinct.
O That traits within a breeding population that are adaptive to specific environmental circumstances become more numerous in that population
over time.
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 5
What natural process can produce a change in the DNA sequence, can lead to an altered gene, and over time, can give rise to new genetic traits
within a population?
O mutation
Omacroevolution
O random mating
O speciation
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Charles Darwin, the father of evolution, is credited with the concept of natural selection. Evolution is the gradual alteration of a species' characteristics over time. Natural selection has a tremendous impact on evolution.
Evolution helps the population to stay alive and pass genetic information across generations. The pattern of evolution is classified into 3 types that include:
- Divergent evolution
- Convergent evolution
- Parallel evolution
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