Answer
The four main components of natural selection are: genetic variation, inheritance (of genes), overpopulation, and differential survival and reproduction (those with the best suited traits for the environment survive longer and reproduce, passing on their traits). The random components are genetic variation and inheritance, and the nonrandom components are overpopulation and differential survival and reproduction.
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Darwin's theory is made of four main components, two of which are random and two are nonrandom.
