Darwin noticed that birds that were good at finding scarce food in the winter had a better chance of survivng and producing offspring. What did he call his struggle for existence?

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12 February, 08:35

Darwin noticed that birds that were good at finding scarce food in the winter had a better chance of survivng and producing offspring. What did he call his struggle for existence?

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The correct answer is known as "Natural Selection".

Natural selection is best described as is the differential survival and reproduction of individuals due to differences in phenotype. it's miles a key mechanism of evolution, the alternate in the heritable developments feature of a population over generations. Charles Darwin made famous the words "natural selection", contrasting it with synthetic selection, that's intentional, while natural selection isn't always.