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Page creatorLilly (talk | contribs)
Date of page creation18:17, 21 August 2026
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Natural Selection: How Evolution Shapes Life Through Adaptation
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An overview of natural selection, explaining how inherited variation, differential survival and reproduction, mutation, genetic drift, environmental pressures, and fitness drive adaptation and evolutionary change. Includes classic and modern evidence from Darwin's finches, peppered moths, rock pocket mice, sticklebacks, guppies, microorganisms, plants, and humans.
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  • natural selection
  • evolution
  • Charles Darwin
  • Alfred Russel Wallace
  • adaptation
  • evolutionary biology
  • survival of the fittest
  • fitness
  • genetic variation
  • mutation
  • genetic drift
  • directional selection
  • stabilizing selection
  • disruptive selection
  • balancing selection
  • positive selection
  • purifying selection
  • Darwin's finches
  • peppered moths
  • antibiotic resistance
  • human evolution
  • experimental evolution
  • speciation
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