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How Does Natural Selection Shape the Traits of Living Organisms?

Natural selection is like nature's way of picking the best traits to help living things survive. Let’s break it down:

  1. Variation: In a group of animals or plants, there are different traits. For instance, some rabbits might be faster than others.

  2. Survival and Reproduction: The faster rabbits can run away from predators better, so they are more likely to stay alive and have baby rabbits.

  3. Inheritance: The traits from the faster rabbits get passed down to their baby rabbits.

After a while, more and more rabbits will be fast because of this!

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How Does Natural Selection Shape the Traits of Living Organisms?

Natural selection is like nature's way of picking the best traits to help living things survive. Let’s break it down:

  1. Variation: In a group of animals or plants, there are different traits. For instance, some rabbits might be faster than others.

  2. Survival and Reproduction: The faster rabbits can run away from predators better, so they are more likely to stay alive and have baby rabbits.

  3. Inheritance: The traits from the faster rabbits get passed down to their baby rabbits.

After a while, more and more rabbits will be fast because of this!

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