Evolution process
... Together they came up with what was to be the Darwin-Wallace Theory of Evolution; including the ideas of natural selection and the subsequent passing of characteristics from one generation to the next. ... Not only can the anemone use shotgun spawning to create great amounts of larvae over a large area, but it can clone itself in a process very similar to that of cell mitosis. ... The physical variability among the offspring plays an important role in the natural selection process. ... The fourth and foremost concept of the Darwin-Wallace theory is that of the existence and power of the process known as natural selection. ... This process selects those individuals that will or will not survive. ... These characteristics are passed down from one generation to the next, so that the species can endure the natural selection process. ... To summarize the main points of Darwin and Wallace’s theory of evolution: 1) there are too many born to survive. ... 4) Natural selection is the process by which nature “chooses” who will survive and who will not.