Multiple Choice
Why aren't organisms perfectly adapted to their environments?
A) There are physical constraints that cannot be overcome.
B) An organism's surroundings do not present a stationary target to which natural selection can optimize its phenotype.
C) The process of natural selection lacks foresight.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above; some organisms are perfectly adapted to their environments.
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