How are hereditary changes responsible for evolution?
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Evolution is the changes in inherited traits of a population from one generation to generation. mutation in these genes can produce new and altered traits, resulting in hereditary changes in organism.
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What is heredity ?
➡️Formation of new species due to changes in specific characters of several generations of living organisms as a response to natural selection is called as Evolution.
1. At present, crores of species of plants and animals with a lot of diversity regarding shape are present on the earth.
2. There may have been some differences among the first primitive cells and according to the principle of natural selection, some may have shown good growth and some may have perished which could not adjust with surrounding.
3. Sustaining and selected organisms can perform reproduction and thereby give rise to the new species with their own specific characters.
Hence .. hereditary changes are responsible for evolution.
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What is heredity ?
➡️Formation of new species due to changes in specific characters of several generations of living organisms as a response to natural selection is called as Evolution.
1. At present, crores of species of plants and animals with a lot of diversity regarding shape are present on the earth.
2. There may have been some differences among the first primitive cells and according to the principle of natural selection, some may have shown good growth and some may have perished which could not adjust with surrounding.
3. Sustaining and selected organisms can perform reproduction and thereby give rise to the new species with their own specific characters.
Hence .. hereditary changes are responsible for evolution.
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