Question

question
charles darwins theory of evolution explains how individuals adapt to their environment and become more likely to survive, reproduce, and then pass on these adaptations to their offspring through hereditary units called genes. this process is called __. the process of how the environment turns genes on and off to influence brain, mental activity, and behavior is called __.
select an answer
a. survival of the fittest; gene expression
b. survival of the fittest; genotyping
c. natural selection; gene expression
d. natural selection; genotyping

Explanation:

Darwin's theory is about natural selection where individuals better - adapted to the environment survive and reproduce. Gene expression is the process where the environment can turn genes 'on' or 'off' to influence brain, mental activity, and behavior. Genotyping is the process of determining the genetic makeup of an individual.

Answer:

C. natural selection, gene expression