Natural Selection Is Best Described as

Multiple Choice

Natural selection is best described as

A) the ability to generate new traits that better suit the species.
B) driving the species toward an eventual endpoint in which the species possesses the best possible adaptations for that particular environment.
C) working on the existing variation of traits to favor those better suited to the organismʹs environment.
D) causing the death of a significant proportion of the population.
E) increasing the perfection of a species.