Regulate behavior of individuals and institutions
Answer:
Darwin's theory is based on four observations:
- Members of a population of the same species vary in their traits.
- Traits can be inherited, or passed from parents to offspring.
- Populations are capable of producing more offspring than the environment can support.
- Due to a lack of food or other resources, many of the offspring do not survive.
Natural selection will only occur if all these points can be observed and followed.
Explanation:
According to Darwin, organisms that are better adapted to the environment have greater chances of survival than those less adapted, leaving a greater number of descendants. The best adapted organisms are therefore selected for that environment.
"Exhaustible resources are scarce" -- that's the true statement. An exhaustible resource is something that once consumed cannot be replaced. Fossil fuels are an example of exhaustible resources
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