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435 natural Selection explains how populations become well suited to their environments over time. The shape and coloration of leafy sea dragons (a fish closely related to seahorses) are heritable traits that help them to hide from PattErns and ProcEssEsunit 4 This chapter is about one of the great ideas in science: the theory of Evolution by natural Selection , formulated independently by Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace. The theory explains how populations individuals of the same species that live in the same area at the same time have come to be adapted to environments ranging from arctic tundra to tropical wet forest. It revealed one of the five key attributes of life: Populations of organisms evolve. In other words, the heritable characteris-tics of populations change over time (Chapter 1). Evolution by natural Selection is one of the best supported and most important theories in the history of scientific research.
Evolution by natural selection is one of the best supported and most important theories in the history of scientific research. But like most scientific breakthroughs, this one did not come easily. ... science. The advance of the theory of evolution by natural section rep …
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