In the course of evolution natural selection is the fundamental driving force. Natural selection is link between the changes in the environment and genetic variations of species effort to survive and reproduce. Natural selection encourages those organisms having the favorable genes to survive in that particular environment.
For example 'Industrial melanism' in Great Britain
Earlier light colored paper moths Biston betularia are high in number. These nocturnal paper moth during day time rest on the tree trunk. Pale body color moths are camouflaged well on the lichen covered tree trunk. They get protected from the predator birds. The dark colored moths are developed due to random mutation. These black moths are Biston carbonaria, resting on the lichen covered tree trunks were easily detected by the predatory birds. Hence black color moths are rare.
After industrial revolution, lichens killed due to the black sooty smoke. Tree trunks are turn black in color due to the deposition of the black sooty smoke. Now black paper moths are getting the advantage of the camouflaged on the black tree trunks and their population is increased. On the other hand the pale paper moths become easily identified on the black tree trunk. Predatory birds can easily detect the pale paper moth and their population drastically reduced.
Hence natural selection remove the imperfect organism from the environment. In this case, pale paper moth is imperfect after the industrialization.
How evolution related to natural selection revealed by the imperfection of living organisms
Explan how and why evolution by means of natural selection doesn’t produce perfectly adapted organisms and why it wouldn’t be advantageous for it to do so. Give an example to illustrate your explanation.
False Question 10 1 pts Choose the statement or statements that are CORRECT about natural selection and evolution According to Darwin's hypothesis, natural selection is the primary mechanism for evolution the theory of evolution includes the idea that all living organisms share a common ancestor organisms that are closely related will have similar DNA and protein sequences natural selection is a random process natural selection will increase the prevalence of gene that improve fitness 1 pts Question 11
Evolution by natural selection, initially described by Charles Darwin, is the theory that explains how a population’s inherited traits change over time and describe why organisms must adapt to their environments. Evolutionary theory can explain how specialized features develop in different species.
1. Describe how evolution can arise via natural selection.
Write a detailed paragraph on how natural selection can help explain evolution.
Discuss how natural selection has likely influenced the evolution of skin color in humans.
What common outcome of evolution by natural selection poses problems for people trying to use the cladistic method to classify organisms? Select one: a. genetic drift b. low heritability c. convergence d. polygenic traits e. none of the above
13 Humans impose changes in organisms through selective breeding in artificial selection, whereas, in natural selection, natural forces such as competition and climate impose changes. (Circle the correct answer.) True / False 14 Differentiate between microevolution and macroevolution. 15 Which statements differentiate microevolution and macroevolution? (Circle the correct answer.) a. Microevolution is evolution occurring at the species level within populations. b. Macroevolution is evolution above the level of species. C. Macroevolution occurs over long periods of time. d. Both a...
Question 5 1 pts Natural Selection acts on and evolution m those individuals who are faster and stronger; acts on the weaker members in the species individuals, is change in a population's heritable traits over generations and time m a community of organisms, acts on individuals purpose, selects random organisms MacBook Pro V DU
1. Describe how the process of natural selection works, and how it results in adaptations (Darwin's Observations and Conclusions) • How does unequal reproductive success lead to natural selection? What are adaptations? Explain Darwin’s observations and conclusions. • Describe evolution by natural selection? What are some important points about evolution? 2. Describe examples of and evidence for evolution by natural selection that can be seen in your daily life. 3. Discuss the different kinds of evidence that support the theory...