Evolution happens due to natural selection, a process in which organisms that have the genes that are more suited to an environment survive. They pass on their traits to the next generation.
Is this a scientific law? Why or why not?
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No, this statement is supported by evidence that comes from experimentation and observations.
No, this statement is supported by evidence that comes from experimentation and observations.
Yes, this statement is true.
Yes, this statement is true.
Yes, this statement describes how evolution occurs, but does not explain how.
Yes, this statement describes how evolution occurs, but does not explain how.
No, this statement explains how evolution occurs.
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No, this statement explains how evolution occurs.
While the statement outlines the process of natural selection and the survival of organisms with advantageous traits, it is not a scientific law, which typically refers to a concise mathematical relationship or principle that describes consistent and universal phenomena. Instead, the statement is a description of the mechanism of evolution.
