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The Better for the Natural Resources Jaylenne Vallejo Environmental Science John Daciuk 12th Montebello High School 2100 West Cleveland Ave. Montebello, CA 90640 (323)728-0121 (323) 887-7848 Abstract As the days go by the technology of the world advances too. We sit back as people present to us these new inventions to improve our environment. Do you ever think back the materials and supplies you use for your personal needs? Over consumption of natural resources is huge problem

Natural selection is most often used in the area of the natural sciences, but can apply to other fields. The knowledge question, how does knowledge develop over time? will be explored within the context of history and the natural sciences. Natural selection will be defined, in the context of this investigation as, knowledge progresses as evidence is discovered and verified. Thus the theories that have persisted in a particular subject are the most accurate ones, supported by plentiful evidence.

Natural selection is when organisms develop traits, so that they will be better adapted to their environment. Natural selection affects every living thing in the world. There are the examples of animals blending into their environment to hide from predators. Also there is when a thing living in a cold climate grows more hair to become warmer, and not die. Certain traits are more common in a population because the traits increase an individual's probability of surviving and reproducing. To start

Natural Selection Paper Natural selection is considered one of the most important processes for a variety of species and the environment which allows the fittest organisms to produce offspring. To prevent a species from extinction, it is necessary for them to adapt to the surrounding environment. The species which have the ability to adapt to new surroundings will be able to pass their genes through reproduction. Within the process of natural selection, it is possible for the original genetic make-up

Natural selection is considered to be the primary mechanism by which Evolution happens. Darwin posited that because any species can exceed the resources necessary to sustain life, a struggle for existence develops. In this struggle, “individuals with heritable traits that increase survival and reproductive success will pass on those traits to their offspring while those that do not will tend to be eliminated.” It is interesting to note that Darwin’s thoughts on natural selection were heavily influenced

Natural resources include everything that the Earth provides that we need to live and survive. Knowing the importance of the natural resources to human life we must be aware that natural resources cannot be replenished once they have been depleted. We need to be very cautious that some natural resources we use are more easily renewed than others (Media: 1.5 Resource, n.d.). We need to be aware that we are responsible in the use and protection of the world around us through proper conservation and

fine approach to the natural selection and its mechanism. On the left we have a cartoon in which Darwin explains how the natural selection works to a hostile alien who claims that he would take the Earth in virtue of the survival of the fittest (Spencer, 1864). This catchphrase was coined by sociologist and biologist Herbert Spencer and actually was used by Darwin later, but always in the context of the reproductive success (Darwin, 1868). Actually in the long term the natural selection equals to

and death? A few questions to jolt your brain for a complex question: What truly rules the world, adaptations and improvements endowed by natural selection or the characteristics filtered by human creation? Natural selection involves instincts, morphology and an organism’s preferred niche. No one controls the process. No one can disrupt the flow with any natural methods. When something happens (i.e climate change, diseases, etc.) that limits the survival and reproductivity rate of a species, nature

to explore natural gas through a controversial procedure. The controversy about scientific evidence for the impact of fracking has raged unabated for over a decade. It has now become one of the most popular debates between the supporters of Greenpeace or environmentalists and the energy companies. Now it’s a centrepiece of discussion in the context of the energy solution and considered as a really important source of energy by last few decades. Recent developments in the field of natural gas have led

But natural selection is not random Another confusing argument you may hear from a pro-evolutionist is the idea that evolution is in fact not random, and is not due to chance. They argue that evolution through natural selection is actually not chance at all. The reason being is that natural selection is in simple terms, survival of the fittest. It is logical. It is expected. If there is only enough food to sustain 20% of the population of a species, it is the strongest (or rather the most able at