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What Distinguishes Disruptive And Directional Selection Pressures When Both Select For Extreme Genetic Traits?

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What Distinguishes Disruptive And Directional Selection Pressures When Both Select For Extreme Genetic Traits? What distinguishes disruptive and directional selection pressures when both select for extreme genetic traits? … Disruptive selection What is the difference in directional and disruptive selection? In directional selection, a population’s genetic variance shifts toward a new phenotype when exposed to

What Is Stabilizing Selection Give An Example?

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What Is Stabilizing Selection Give An Example? The result of stabilizing is the over-representation in a specific trait. For example, the coats of a species of mice in a forest will all be the best color to act as camouflage in their environment. Other examples include human birth weight, the number of eggs a bird