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Which of the following would be considered a benefit of overproduction?


AThe expontential growth of a population
BThe Survival Of the Fittest due to competion for resources
CThe exchange of genetic material between populations
DThe Change in an ecosystem due to the increased population

Verified Answer :

B. The Survival Of the Fittest due to competition for resources 

After Overproduction, due to Natural selection, most fitted organisms just get stable into the ecosystem.

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The answer for the above statement is:

B. The Survival Of the Fittest due to competition for resources


After Overproduction, due to Natural selection, most fitted organisms just get stable into the ecosystem.


Explanation:

Evolution and "survival of the fittest" don't seem to be a constant factor. Evolution refers to the additive changes during a population or species through time. "Survival of the fittest" could be a widespread term that refers to the method of natural action, a mechanism that drives organic process amendment.