The development of herbicide resistance in populations of weeds over several generations is an example of
A)social Darwinism.
B)biogeochemical cycles.
C)organic farming.
D)evolution.

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The development of herbicide resistance in weed populations over generations is an example of evolution, as it involves the natural selection of traits (in this case, resistance to herbicides) that allow the organism to survive and reproduce in its environment.

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