Darwin Proposed That Three Conditions of Life Underlie the Reason

Multiple Choice

Darwin proposed that three conditions of life underlie the reason that species change through time adaptively. They are as follows:

A) Populations grow beyond what the environment can handle; organisms vary; and some of the variation is genetic.
B) Populations are adapted to avoid growing beyond what the environment can handle; organisms vary; and some of the variation is genetic.
C) Populations maintain equilibrium; species are immutable; and most of the individuals in a species are the same.
D) Populations grow beyond what the environment can handle; organisms vary; and variation that is acquired in life can be passed on genetically.