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It is estimated that only one in a thousand sea turtles make it from eggs to adults. What is this an example of?

Select one:
a.

overproduction
b.

variation
c.

survival of fit individuals
d.

none of the above

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User Tekkerue
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Answer:

A. OVERPRODUCTION!!

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Uniquenamehere
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Answer: The correct answer is-

A) Overproduction.

A sea turtle has the potential to lay upto 110 eggs but most of them die and only 1 in 1000 survive so as to produce a fertile offspring ( that is eggs to adult).

Overproduction is an essential phenomenon in evolution as the best suited/ adapted organisms survive to adult stage so as to reproduce fertile offspring.

In overproduction, large number of offspring or eggs are produced but only few survive.

In this case, a larger number of eggs are produced but only few are surviving and reaching adulthood.

Thus, it is an example of overproduction.

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User Oscar Kjell
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