Applying the Theory of Natural Selection

This is Tuesday's Classwork. Your job is to apply Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection in 6 specific scenarios. Each of your answers needs to include specific reference to Darwin's four main ideas. Be Specific and thorough.

Here is a sample answer for question 2

In the past a population of lizards had variation in the size of their legs, some with bigger, longer legs and some with shorter smaller legs. In an effort to escape predators the lizards began burrowing through the loose debris on the forest floor and the lizards with the shortest smallest legs had the easiest time burrowing and therefore escaped their predators more often than the lizards with bigger, longer legs. Each generation of lizards receives its traits and characteristics from the previous generation and so through many generations of life and death the lizards legs became shorter and shorter until they no longer protruded outside the lizard's body.