Question

according to darwins theory of natural selection, the individuals that tend to survive are those that have
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characteristics that
plant and animal
breeders value
variations best suited
to environmental
conditions
characteristics their
parents acquired by
use or disuse
the greatest number
of offspring

Explanation:

Darwin's theory of natural selection states that individuals with variations best suited to environmental conditions are more likely to survive and reproduce. The other options: "characteristics that plant and animal breeders value" relates to artificial selection, "characteristics their parents acquired by use or disuse" is Lamarck's theory, and "the greatest number of offspring" is about reproductive success but not the direct factor for survival in natural selection as per the core of the theory.

Answer:

variations best suited to environmental conditions