The colony as a whole is acted
upon by natural selection, making it an individual in the sense of the process of evolution.
Not exact matches
No, Darwin's evolution
by natural selection was most certainly not based
upon merely seeing some bacteria change in a petri dish, and leaping directly to humans and apes having common ancestors.
It is true that thunderstorms arise
by spontaneous generation, and since they are incapable of sexual reproduction,
natural selection can only act
upon them
by selecting individuals and not
by acting
upon the whole species.