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Theory of natural selection ( note 1 )

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Total cards: 8•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Observation 1

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all species have a huge potential fertility

#2
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observation 2

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except for seasonal fluctuations, populations tend to maintain a stable size

#3
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observation 3

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Environmental resources are limited

#4
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inference 1 struggle for existence how? environment?

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The production of more individuals than the environment can support leads to a "struggle for existence," with only a fraction of offspring surviving in each generation.

#5
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Observation 4:

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No two individuals in a population are exactly alike.

#6
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Observation 5:

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Much of the observed variation in a population is heritable.

#7
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inference 2 hereditary makeup and survival

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survival in the struggle of existence is not random, but depends, in a part on the hereditary makeup of the survivors, Those individuals to inherit charactersitics The struggle for the survival of existence depends on a part on the hereditary makeup of the survivors, Those individuals to inherit charactersitics

#8
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inference 3

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Unequal reproduction between suited and unsuited organisms will eventually cause a gradual increase with in a population with favourable characteristics to that particular environment