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Essay heading: Theory Of Evolution By Natural And Sexual Selection
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Third, different variants leave different number of offspring". Darwin than
proceeded to elaborate on the mechanism of evolution by suggesting that in the universal struggle
for life, nature "selects" those individuals who are best suited (fittest) for the struggle, and these
individuals in turn reproduce more than those who are less fit, thus changing the composition of
the population... displayed 300 characters
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In addition to natural selection, Darwin also suggested that species also evolve
through the complementary process of sexual selection. According to Darwin, in sexual selection,
one gender of a species develops a preference for individuals of the other gender who possess
certain features. The individuals who possess these features will than have a reproductive
advantage over others, resulting in a greater number of offspring, and thus, again, a change in the
composition of the population... displayed next 300 characters
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