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In natural selection A. An individual organism adapts to their environment B. Individuals create mutations to adapt to their environment C. Individuals that are poorly adapted die before reproducing D. Individuals in a population all have the same probability of surviving and reproducing Tell me the correct answer and explain why you think this is the correct answer and the other answer choices are incorrect. .

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