Natural selection refers to the process where organisms randomly change their traits.

Variation ensures that all individuals within a population are identical.

Differential reproduction occurs when individuals with certain traits produce fewer offspring.

Evolutionary fitness is solely determined by an organism's physical strength.

Camouflage and mimicry are examples of adaptations that help organisms avoid predators.

Charles Darwin proposed the concept of inheritance as part of natural selection.

Peppered moths adapted to pollution by becoming lighter in color.

Adaptive traits are not influenced by environmental factors.