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in most populations, the individuals that produce the greatest number of offspring are
A.always the strongest
B.usually the best adapted
C.those that have only recessive traits
D.those that are the most intelligent

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In most populations, the individuals that produce the greatest number of offspring are

A.always the strongest

B.usually the best adapted

C.those that have only recessive traits

D.those that are the most intelligent

The answer is letter B. Usually the best adapter.  

Here are the explanation.

  • The British naturalist Charles Darwin proposed the theory of human evolution by natural selection.  

  • Darwin described evolution as "modified descent," the concept of species  evolving over time, producing new organisms, and sharing a common ancestor;
  •  Darwin's suggested mechanism for evolution is natural selection. Since in nature resources are  small, species with heritable characteristics that favor survival and reproduction appear  to leave more offspring than their peers, allowing the characteristics to increase in frequency over generations.

  • Natural selection leads to species responding to their needs  Over time, or to become more and more well adjusted.  Natural selection is dependent on climate, and  Includes the heritable heterogeneity formed within a population.

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