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A wolf spider lays hundreds of eggs to ensure the survival of its species. Which condition for natural selection does this behavior support? A Overproduction B Variation C Heredity D Reproductive advantage

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i think the answer is c i hope it helps sorry if im wrong.
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The correct answer is option A, Overproduction.

Overproduction refers to a driving force in natural selection, as it can result in variations and adaptations in a species. Darwin argued that all species overproduce, as they have more offspring, which can, in reality, attain reproductive age, on the basis of the available resources.

Overproduction takes place when species reproduce various offsprings, which can probably survive. Those who survive then pass on their genes to their progeny.


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