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What is the process of a species producing more offspring than can survive called?
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What is the process of a species producing more offspring than can survive called?

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Natural selection involves heritable variation (caused by mutations in the genetic material), overproduction of offspring, preferential survival of individuals having variations favorable for the environment, and reproduction by survivors.
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because you keep producing more and more

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