Editing Natural Selection and Adaptation (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Natural Selection''' — The "Process" where "Individuals" with "Favorable Traits" are "More Likely" to "Survive and Reproduce," "Passing" those traits to the next generation.
* '''Charles Darwin''' — The "Architect": author of 'On the Origin of Species' (1859).
* '''Adaptation''' — A "Specific Trait" (e.g. 'Camouflage' or 'Speed') that "Increases" an organism's "Fitness" in its environment.
* '''Fitness''' — (In biology): The "Success" of an individual in "Passing on its Genes" (Not necessarily strength/health).
* '''Variation''' — The "Fact" that "Individuals" in a "Population" are "Not Identical" (due to 'Mutations' and 'Recombination').
* '''Differential Reproduction''' — The "Key Driver": the "Idea" that "Some Reproduce More" than others.
* '''Selective Pressure''' — An "Environmental Factor" (e.g., 'Predators,' 'Drought,' 'Food Shortage') that "Favors" "Certain Traits."
* '''Speciation''' — The "Process" where "One Species" "Splits" into "Two" over time due to "Isolation" and "Different Selection."
* '''Common Ancestry''' — (See Article 571). The "Idea" that "All Living Things" on Earth are "Related" and "Decend" from a "Single Source."
* '''Sexual Selection''' — (See Article 640). A "Special Case" where "Traits" are "Favored" because they "Attract Mates" (e.g. 'The Peacock's Tail').
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