Question

Natural selection suggests that creatures with mutations disadvantaged to survival will not live to reproduce, yet there are examples, such as albino animals, found occasionally. Do these expectations discredit natural selection? Explain

Answer 1

Natural selection suggests that creatures with mutations disadvantaged to survival will not live to reproduce, yet there are examples, such as albino animals, found occasionally. Do these expectations discredit natural selection? The correct answer is NO.

Step-by-step explanation:

No ,these expectations don't discredit natural selection because It is beneficial if the animals that are disadvantageous doesn't reproduce so it doesn't discredit natural selection. The traits in which variation is occured are more suitable for organism to live and reproduce in the environment are preserved and are passed from generation to generation.

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Answer 2

Answer: No

Step-by-step explanation:

It is desirable if the creatures that are harmful do not reproduce so that natural selection is not undermined. The features that have undergone variation are more favorable for organisms to thrive and reproduce in their environment, and they are conserved and handed down from generation to generation.