The idea that what is evolved or observed in the biological world is inherently good is referred to as:

A) the naturalistic fallacy.
B) survival of the fittest.
C) the theory of adaptation.
D) Lamarckian evolution.

Naturalistic Fallacy

A bias toward believing that biological adaptations are inherently good or desirable.

Lamarckian Evolution

A theory of evolution based on the principle that physical changes acquired over the life of an organism (such as muscle growth) can be inherited by its offspring.

Biological World

The collective term for all living organisms and their interactions within various ecosystems on Earth.