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Organisms must have variation within a population in order for natural selection to occur. Which situation is an example of this variation?
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Organisms must have variation within a population in order for natural selection to occur.

Which situation is an example of this variation?

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Answer is C: Some rabbits living in a forest have short, spotted ears, while others have long white ears.
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