One of the conclusions drawn from Darwinʼs theory of evolution is that:

A) existing organisms can adapt to environmental changes
B) living organisms are composed of basic units called cells
C) living organisms contain substances produced by cells
D) genetic information can be passed from organism to organism
E) organisms living today descended from previously existing forms

Darwinʼs Theory

The scientific theory of biological evolution by natural selection, proposed by Charles Darwin, explaining how species evolve over generations through inherited variations.

Descended

Having a lower position or moving downward; in biology, it can refer to the process of an organ or species originating from a common ancestor.

Existing Organisms

Living entities that currently inhabit the planet, encompassing a wide diversity of life forms from single-celled bacteria to multicellular organisms.