A few members of a population are immune to a disease that kills many others. They survive and reproduce. What is this an example of? A) Survival of fit individuals. B) Overproduction. C) None of the Above.

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A few members of a population are immune to a disease that kills many others.

They survive and reproduce. What is this an example of?

A) Survival of fit individuals.

B) Overproduction.

C) None of the Above.

D) Variation.

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The answer is C. "None of the above"

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A, survival of fit individuals. This is because they were immune, they got to live.

Gleb Sabirzyanov answered Jun 22, 2018

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