1. Evolution:
The process in which changes occur in an organism at gene level,phenotypic(externa features)level through the events like mutation,gentic drift and natural selection over the course of time can be termed as evolution.
Evolution is merely a change and all the time an organism evolves it does favour it sometimes it is lethal i.e it leads to death of the organism.But we always hear evolution brings many advantages to the species on the whole as only the ones with changes which offer benefits survive and thrive in the long run.
e.g. Resistance of bacteria towards antibiotics and this is by evoulution at gene level.
2. Organisms often produce more offspring than can be supported by the environment.
3.Vestigial organs are those which were functional in an ancestor but doesnt hold any function in the descendant still they appear in a rudimentary form or reduced form.
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