Question

Which statements are part of Darwin’s theory of evolution? Check all that apply.

A. Organisms stay the same over time.
B. Organisms change over time.
C. All organisms have common ancestors.
D. Only some organisms have common ancestors.
E. Evolution occurs slowly over extended periods of time.
F. Evolution occurs rapidly over extended periods of time.

Answer 1

Answer:

(B), (C), and (E) are the correct answers, hope this helps! :D

Explanation:

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Answer 2

The Correct statements are Option B, C and E.

• The following are Darwinism's( Theory Of Evolution) main tenets:
• Abundant fertility: Every living entity has the ability to reproduce rapidly. As a result, there is a risk of the population outstripping food and other resources and the number of species may be eliminated.
• Because offspring die in large numbers before becoming capable of reproduction, Darwin proposed that the population of each species remains more or less constant.
• The struggle for existence: Overpopulation resulted in a struggle for survival, which Darwin termed "the struggle for existence."
• Variations and Heredity: Throughout the battle, each competitor strives to improve and exhibits variance. The beneficial mutations are passed down to the progeny of the species from which they originated, giving the descendants a better chance of survival.
• Natural selection or survival of the fittest: During the struggle for survival, only those individuals who are more adapted to their surroundings and show favourable variants are selected.
• Species Origin: According to Darwin, new variations arise in each generation and are passed down to the next. As a result, the descendants differ from their forefathers. This leads to the emergence of new species.