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    Charles Darwin proposed the theory of evolution by natural selection, whereby species change over generations through a process of inherited traits that increase chances of survival and reproduction being passed on, while less favorable traits diminish. His theory outlined that overproduction of offspring leads to competition for limited resources, genetic variations arise, adaptations improve survival, and natural selection of beneficial traits drives speciation as new species emerge over time with a shared ancestry.

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    Charles Darwin proposed the theory of evolution by natural selection, whereby species change over generations through a process of inherited traits that increase chances of survival and reproduction being passed on, while less favorable traits diminish. His theory outlined that overproduction of offspring leads to competition for limited resources, genetic variations arise, adaptations improve survival, and natural selection of beneficial traits drives speciation as new species emerge over time with a shared ancestry.

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    Charles Darwin proposed the theory of evolution by natural selection, whereby species change over generations through a process of inherited traits that increase chances of survival and reproduction being passed on, while less favorable traits diminish. His theory outlined that overproduction of offspring leads to competition for limited resources, genetic variations arise, adaptations improve survival, and natural selection of beneficial traits drives speciation as new species emerge over time with a shared ancestry.

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    Theory of evolution for Darwin

    Presentation by : Ayman kh. Ibrahim


    Supervisor : Ahmad Jumaa
    Outline
    • Who is Darwin?

    • What is evolution

    • Darwin's Theory of evolution

    • The six main points of Darwin’s


    theory

    • Conclusion
    Who is Darwin?

    Charles Robert Darwin (1809 – 1882)


    What is evolution
    Evolution is the process of change in heritable
    traits of biological organisms over generations.

    • This change can be the result of


    natural selection, genetic drift, or
    mutation.
    Darwin’s theory of evolution
    Darwin proposed that species can change over time, that new
    species come from pre-existing species, and that all
    species share a common ancestor.

    The mechanism that Darwin proposed for evolution is natural


    selection. Because resources are limited in nature, organisms
    with heritable traits that favor survival and reproduction will tend
    to leave more offspring than their peers, causing the traits to
    increase in frequency over generations.
    The six main points of Darwin’s theory

    1. Overproduction

    2. Competition

    3. Genetic Variation

    4. Adaptation

    5. Natural Selection

    6. Speciation
    Theory of evolution for Darwin

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