Natural selection is the process by which favorable traits are passed down through different generations of a species in order to adapt and likely survive.

What does the author mainly describe in the text naturally selected to survive. The author explains how Charles Darwin devised his theory of natural selection. This is not necessarily how it works in the natural world when describing natural selection. Natural selection Darwin argued was an inevitable outcome of three principles that operated in nature.

The theory of natural selection was explored by 19th-century naturalist Charles Darwin. For example the planet has experienced ice ages that took place over thousands of years. Darwins theory of natural selection states that nature selects organisms that have features favorable for their survival while eliminating inferior species.

What does the author mainly describe in the passage. On July 1 1858 a joint paper on the subject was presented and subsequently published. First the characteristics of organisms are inherited or passed from parent to offspring.

Others have occurred over long stretches of time. Stahl describes how the industrial revolution improved the lives of workers. How Charles Darwin devised his theory of natural selection.

Typically deer mice are dark brown which makes it easier for them to hide from owls and other predators in the dark soil of the woods. The deer mouse that lives in Nebraskas light-colored Sand Hills however has gone from brunette to blonde so it can blend in and have a better chance at survival. Natural selection explains how genetic traits of a species may change over time.

Stahl explains how natural selection changed the color of peppered moths b. What does the author mainly describe in the passage. The following article provides information about this theory.