Biology, asked by 407945, 4 months ago

Which would least likely be a cause of natural selection?
adaptation
evolution
overpopulation
variation

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Answered by SamVarghese

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overpopulation would least likely be a cause of natural selection

Answered by alizausman9

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overpopulation is the answer for this question meaning it will least likely be the cause of natural selection

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