In what way does natural selection depend on the specific environment in which an organism lives?

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Atul · Answer 1 · 2017-10-12T22:57:16+0000

The environment of an organism determines the selection pressures on it. For example, organisms with the ability to camouflage in a forest environment are more likely to survive, and be selected to pass their traits on.

In what way does natural selection depend on the specific environment in which an organism lives?

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