Which of the following correctly explains the difference between evolution and natural selection?

Natural selection and evolution both occur at the individual level of an organism.

Natural selection occurs to individuals in a population over time and evolution occurs to entire populations on a longer time scale.

Evolution occurs to individuals and natural selection occurs to populations on a longer time scale.

Evolution and natural selection both occur to individuals within a population on a relatively short time scale.

''Natural selection occurs to individuals in a population over time and evolution occurs to entire populations on a longer time scale'' is the correct statement.

What is the difference between evolution and natural selection?

Evolution is a change that occurs in the inherited traits of a population over many generations while on the other hand, Natural selection is a mechanism where the members of a population best suited to their environment survived and to pass on their genes to their offspring.

So we can conclude that option B is the correct statement.

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