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File: Evolution Ppt 78708 | Kousik Ghoshevolution 12020 04 05evolution 1
darwin s theory of evolution evolution or change over time is the process by which modern organisms have descended from ancient organisms natural selection organisms that are best adapted to ...

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    Darwin’s Theory of Evolution
  Evolution, or change over time, is the 
   process by which modern organisms have 
   descended from ancient organisms. 
   Natural Selection
   Organisms that are best adapted to an environment survive 
   and reproduce more than others.
     There is no agent involved in natural selection.
      Natural selection is a process of elimination
    INDIVIDUALS THAT HAVE TRAITS THAT ARE BEST 
    ADAPTED FOR THE CURRENT ENVIRONMENT ARE 
    THE ONES THAT SURVIVE TO BREED AND PASS ON 
      THEIR GENES TO THE NEXT GENERATION.
   Organisms not possessing the beneficial traits either die 
         or don’t have as many offspring.
    Natural Selection is Survival of the 
              fittest
   • Darwin’s Theory of Natural Selection 
    occurs in four steps:
    –Overproduction
    –Variation
    –Competition
    –Selection
        Overproduction
  • Each species produces more offspring 
   that can survive
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