3. Why do we see more organisms with adaptive traits in a population over time?
a. Organisms with adaptive traits are able to survive and reproduce
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b. Organisms with adaptive traits survive and don't die
c. Organisms do not need adaptive traits to survive
d. All organisms have adaptive traits
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