Which conditions are required for natural selection? Check all that apply.

Populations have genetic variation.

Organisms overproduce offspring.

Environmental conditions remain stable.

Traits are passed on to only some of the offspring.

Nature selects favorable adaptations.

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Harold

Biology

24 January, 08:00

Which conditions are required for natural selection? Check all that apply.

Populations have genetic variation.

Organisms overproduce offspring.

Environmental conditions remain stable.

Traits are passed on to only some of the offspring.

Nature selects favorable adaptations.

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Adam Reeves · Answer 1

There are four general conditions that must be met for natural selection to occur, these are: variation among organisms of the same species, large production of offspring, variation in individual fitness among members of the same species and variation in heredity. So from the question given above, the conditions that are required for natural selection are option A, B AND D.

Which conditions are required for natural selection? Check all that apply.Populations have genetic variation.Organisms overproduce offspring.Environmental conditions remain stable.Traits are passed on to only some of the offspring.Nature selects favorable adaptations.

Which conditions are required for natural selection? Check all that apply.

Populations have genetic variation.

Organisms overproduce offspring.

Environmental conditions remain stable.

Traits are passed on to only some of the offspring.

Nature selects favorable adaptations.