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What is fitness in the context of natural selection? 1the ability to live until old age 2the number of offspring produced 3the ability to survive and reproduce 4strength and stamina
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What is fitness in the context of natural selection?

1the ability to live until old age
2the number of offspring produced
3the ability to survive and reproduce
4strength and stamina

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The answer is the 2nd statement! Fitness is described as one’s ability to reproduce!
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