He explains the observation made from 1848 to 1898 of how the butterflies evolve from a light color to a dark color. ... This will cause a mutation since brown eyes is a dominant eye color type. ... In Darwin's theory of natural selection: many offspring, a lot of variety in the offspring, the offspring will compete for food, water, and shelter, and the weak species will die out and the species that live will pass on their traits. ...

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Genetic modification also allows scientists to modify a plant so that it has the same traits that other plants have, such as greater leaf area or even a different color. ... Genetic modification can also decrease the water requirements of cereal crops, as well as decrease the rate at which water is lost through transpiration. This could reduce the amount of water resources required in food production. ... This is most likely due to the close proximity of the water to the genetically modified crops. ... This means that the aquatic life in the water are being exp...

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These herbicide tolerant crops will likely lead to more pesticides in our food, drinking water, and the environment. ... Each plant in the traditional method has a unique combination of genes that cause variations in seed size, branching pattern, in height, flower color, fruiting time, or flavor, only the plants with the best genes tend to survive. ...

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It is not only farmers anyone who has ever taken aspirin or planted flowers or watered there lawn has manipulated nature in a way, but this is only the beginning of genetic manipulation these are just the ideas it was started on. ... In this idea comes a big danger with the technology, because if it was possible to find heart disease it might also be possible to find eye color, or maybe even intelligence or muscle mass, these technologies will obviously be expensive and it may be only the rich that will be able to afford it. ...

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