Applying Darwin's Theory Of Natural Selection
The Darwin's theory of natural selection says that the various species of organisms are born, and they arise and finally develop through the process of natural selection which involves the selection of small, inherited variations.These variations help to increase the individual's ability to compete, survive, and reproduce and help the life to evolve and continue.
According to Darwin, An organ can develop further or degenerate only because of endless modifications.
Moreover, the Struggle for existence is crucial in this theory.
On the other hand, Lamarck's theory does not consider struggle for existence., It also allows the acquired characters to inherited to the next generation.
The evidence is the evolution of man through monkey and ape.
According to Darwin, An organ can develop further or degenerate only because of endless modifications.
Moreover, the Struggle for existence is crucial in this theory.
On the other hand, Lamarck's theory does not consider struggle for existence., It also allows the acquired characters to inherited to the next generation.
The evidence is the evolution of man through monkey and ape.