MCQ
The three natural processes that form the basis for evolution are
  • A
    Fossils, natural selection and adaptation
  • Mutation, genetic variation and adaptation
  • C
    Adaptation, natural selection and inheritance
  • D
    Predation, genetic variation and natural selection

Answer

Correct option: B.
Mutation, genetic variation and adaptation
b
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