According to Charles Darwin, Selection Refers to the Fact That

According to Charles Darwin, selection refers to the fact that:

A) offspring are somewhat different from others and differences are passed on by heredity.
B) organisms choose to cooperate more often than they choose to compete.
C) organisms are more likely to consume low-energy foods associated with a low level of risk compared to high-energy foods associated with a high level of risk.
D) characteristics that allow better adaptation to the environment are selected because they enable survival, and hence are passed on.