Select the correct statement about natural selection.Multiple choice question.Natural selection produces new phenotypes when a species needs them.Natural selection does not have a goal of a perfect organism.Natural selection acts to produce successively more complex and bigger species over time.

Select the true statement about mutation and natural selection.Multiple choice question.Natural selection produces mutations.Mutations arise when a population needs to adapt.Natural selection acts on existing mutation.

Which statement accurately describes the adaptations that result from natural selection.Multiple choice question.Natural selection does not always produce perfectly working adaptations, because it can only work on the genetic variation present in a population.Natural selection always produces perfectly working adaptations, because mutations will sooner or later provide the necessary variation for an adaptation to arise.Natural selection always produces perfectly working adaptations, because it has millions of year to work.

True or false: The goal of natural selection is to produce perfect organisms.

Which statement about natural selection is true?Choose 1 answer:Choose 1 answer:(Choice A)   Natural selection happens because organisms in a population have variations in their inherited traits.ANatural selection happens because organisms in a population have variations in their inherited traits.(Choice B)   Natural selection occurs within an individual’s lifetime.BNatural selection occurs within an individual’s lifetime.(Choice C)   Natural selection can change traits in a population, but has no effect on genes.CNatural selection can change traits in a population, but has no effect on genes.

Which of the following is not a principle of natural selection?Group of answer choicesEvolution will occur as an organism gets older and learns moreIn every population, adaptations allow some organisms to survive and reproduce better than others.Organisms compete for limited resourcesMost species produce more offspring than will actually survive