Who gave the principle that man tends to multiply faster than food supply________________?
Correct answer: A. Mathis
- A. Mathis
- B. Mendel
- C. Darwin
- D. Haldane
Explanation
Thomas Malthus proposed that populations tend to increase faster than the food supply, an idea that influenced Darwin's theory of natural selection. Option a represents Malthus despite the misspelling as “Mathis.”
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