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A true species consists of a population which is

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Assertion (A): Natural selection is the phenomenon by which the nature selects those species which possess survival advantage over the other species. Reason (R): According to theory of natural selection, there is struggle of existence within the species of a population for the environmental resources and their struggle leads to survival of certain organisms and elimination of the less competent species. a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A. b) Both A and R are true but R is NOT the correct explanation of A. c) A is true but R is false. d) A is false and R is true.

[A] : A species is an interbreeding population which is reproductively isolated from other similar but morphologically distinct populations . [R] : Each species has its own niche which is not utilized exactly by another species .

[A] : A species is an interbreeding population which is reproductively isolated from other similar but morphologically distinct populations . [R] : Each species has its own niche which is not utilized exactly by another species .

[A] : A species is an interbreeding population which is reproductively isolated from other similar but morphologically distinct populations . [R] : Each species has its own niche which is not utilized exactly by another species .

[A] : A species is an interbreeding population which is reproductively isolated from other similar but morphologically distinct populations . [R] : Each species has its own niche which is not utilized exactly by another species .

[A] : A species is an interbreeding population which is reproductively isolated from other similar but morphologically distinct populations . [R] : Each species has its own niche which is not utilized exactly by another species .

[A] : A species is an interbreeding population which is reproductively isolated from other similar but morphologically distinct populations . [R] : Each species has its own niche which is not utilized exactly by another species .