Why does natural selection act on it’s self?

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Yohannes Masterous · Answer 1 · 2023-09-28T09:18:02+0000

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Natural selection is the environment and forces operating against all organisms in order to prevent them from surviving and reproducing. As a result, creatures that survive can transmit their DNA on to future generations. This makes those DNA sequences the ones to look for.

Eric Schlenz · Answer 2 · 2023-10-02T03:47:41+0000

Answer: Natural selection works against all organisms, and it can be thought of as the environment and forces acting to stop organisms from surviving and reproducing. Therefore, organisms which are able to survive can also pass on their DNA to the next generation. This “selects” for those DNA sequences.

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