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How do adaptations differ from natural selection?a. Adaptations are intentional learned behaviors meant to help species survive but natural selection happens by chance.b. Adaptations are inherited characteristics beneficial to a species under certain environmental conditions, natural selection is the process by which these inherited traits lead to increased survival and reproduction.c. Adaptation is a physical change that occurs in a species over time to help that species survive. Natural selection is the survival of one species but not another due to environmental factors.d. Adaptions fuel natural selection, without them, species couldn't evolve.
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