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Fact 1:Potential exponential population increase

Fact 2: But populations in steady-state

Fact 3: Resources limited

Fact 4: Uniqueness of individuals within population

Fact 5: Most parental variation inherited in offspring

Inference 1: Since more individuals are produced than can be supported by the available resources but population size remains stable, it means that there must be a fierce struggle for existence among individuals of a population, resulting in the survival of a part, often a very small part, of the progeny of each generation.

Inference 2: Survival in the struggle for existence is not random but depends in part on the hereditary constitution of the surviving individuals. This unequal survival constitutes a process of natural selection.

Inference 3: Over the generations this process of natural selection will lead to a continuing gradual change of populations, that is, to evolution and to the production of new species.

Natural Selection Facts

Me: I'm getting a puppy soon! I keep bugs as pets I'm wearing a red sweater today I think snow is beautiful I used to drive an 18 wheeler cross crountry. The Cat: Poops on the floor Is a terrific acrobat VERY friendly Loves dogs His Great great grandfather was an Asian Leopard.