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Identify the statement that describes a logical conclusion drawn by Darwin. Darwin reasoned that…Question 2Answera.Organisms compete for the available resources, so individuals that are best able to outcompete others will leave the most offspring in the next generation.b.Population growth can outstrip food supply, so evolution occurs by modificationc.All organisms have sufficient food, so those individuals that are best able to exploit that food will leave the most offspring in the next generation.d.Modification of organisms during their life time explains observations of change in the fossil record, so the most competitive individuals will leave the most offspring

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Identify the statement that describes a logical conclusion drawn by Darwin. Darwin reasoned that…Question 2Answera.Organisms compete for the available resources, so individuals that are best able to outcompete others will leave the most offspring in the next generation.b.Population growth can outstrip food supply, so evolution occurs by modificationc.All organisms have sufficient food, so those individuals that are best able to exploit that food will leave the most offspring in the next generation.d.Modification of organisms during their life time explains observations of change in the fossil record, so the most competitive individuals will leave the most offspring

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The statement that describes a logical conclusion drawn by Darwin is: "Organisms compete for the available resources, so individuals that are best able to outcompete others will leave the most offspring in the next generation." This statement is a summary of Darwin's theory of natural selection, which posits that individuals with traits that give them an advantage in their environment are more likely to survive and reproduce, thereby passing on these advantageous traits to their offspring.

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