True or False: Selection does not act for the good of the species

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Pcgben · Answer 1 · 2024-01-18T21:08:30+0000

Answer and Explanation: False. Natural selection has no intention and is simply a process that favours a set of traits in a species that increases the chance of survival and reproduction to bring more copies of those genes in the population.

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