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Hello students.
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Two discussion is evolution of natural selection.
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So which is true.
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So out of the following statement, which statement is true regarding the natural selection.
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We know that a natural selection means that nature select.
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And a nature is going to select the individuals going to select the traits which are advantageous, which are advantageous, which have some benefit.
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And those traits, which are advantages.
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Which have some benefit.
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And those traits, which are.
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Will be passed on to the next generation, next generation, so that those beneficial characters can become more common.
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Those beneficial characters can become common.
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So this is about the natural selection.
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So let's take a look at the first option, which is fitness of an individual referred to the strength of the individual.
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Yes, this is true to some extent that fitness means that actually the fitness means that not the strength but their reproductive strength.
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Fitness means that they're reproductive strength, reproductive success, reproductive success and their ability to adapt in the environment, ability to adapt in the changing environment.
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Changing environment.
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So natural selection is going to select those individuals.
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We know that the environment is constantly changing and those individuals which can actually adapt in those changing environment.
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So nature thinks that those individuals are fit.
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So nature think that those individuals are fit.
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So it is not the strength but it is basically reproductive success or reproductive so this is incorrect.
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So next is all individuals within population are identical but not across the population.
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So this is incorrect because nature is not going to act...