Question

when considering competition between individuals of the same species, what allows some individuals to survive over others? (1 point)
some are better adapted.
some are not impacted by rapid changes.
some choose not to compete for resources.
some do not need resources.
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Explanation:

In the context of competition among individuals of the same species, natural selection (a key concept in biology) favors those with traits that make them better adapted. Better - adapted individuals are more likely to survive, reproduce, and pass on their genes. The option "Some are better adapted" directly relates to the principle of natural selection and survival in competition.

Answer:

Some are better adapted.