How does predation alter a population’s gene pool?
a. predators catch the weakest and/...
Biology, 19.12.2019 21:31 sreeranjanig
How does predation alter a population’s gene pool?
a. predators catch the weakest and/or slowest of the prey; this encourages more adept prey and in turn better predators
b. predators catch random members of the population of prey, encouraging genetic drift in prey
c. predators always catch sufficient prey, encouraging genetic divergence among themselves
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