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QUOTE `{}`	Natural selection is differential survival and reproduction resulting from differences among individuals in heritable traits.
QUOTE `{}`	Individuals do not contribute equally to the next generation. Some survive longer, attract more mates, produce more offspring, or produce offspring that are themselves more likely to survive and reproduce.