Overproduction, variation, limits on population growth, and differential reproductive success are components of:
A) evolution by natural selection.
B) evolution by inheritance of acquired characteristics.
C) punctuated equilibrium.
D) genetic inheritance.
E) gradualism.

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These components are key principles of evolution by natural selection, where organisms produce more offspring than can survive, show variation, face environmental limits, and those with advantageous traits reproduce more successfully.

Overproduction, Variation, Limits on Population Growth, and Differential Reproductive Success