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Natural Selection

a phrase frequently employed in connection with Darwin's theory of the origin of species, to indicate the process in nature by which plants and animals best fitted for NATURE STUDY the conditions in which they are placed survive, propagate, and spread, while the less fitted die out and disappear; this vation by their descendants of useful variations arising in animals or plants. trees,

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