Question

A

determines which variations will survive to reproduce and which won't.
OA. Adaptations
OB. Heredity
OC. Selective pressure
OD. Polyploidy

Answer 1

C. Selective Pressure

Answer 2

C.) Selective pressure

Step-by-step explanation:

Selective pressure is a natural process that occurs in nature in which certain phenotypes are favored in certain environments. When we say these phenotypes are favored, this means individuals with these phenotypes have a better chance at survival and reproduction in particular environments. Certain phenotypes may be beneficial in some environments but harmful in others.