True or False: Natural Selection is a random process, by which nature randomly selects who is the fittest, and who will live long enough to pass along their genetic traits. True False

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True or False: Natural Selection is a random process, by which nature

randomly selects who is the fittest, and who will live long enough to pass
along their genetic traits.
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it's false hope it helps

Wiebe Tijsma answered Sep 14, 2021

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