Apopulation of voles (small mammals) live in a shady forest. originally, the voles are a light tan color, but then a dark brown coloration arises by a new mutation. the darker voles are harder for predators to see in the leaf litter, thus they are less susceptible to predation. after 10 generations the majority of voles in the population are the dark brown color. in the figure below, the solid red line represents the number of light colored individuals before the mutation and the black dashed line represents the number of dark brown individuals after 10 generations. what type of natural selection are the population of voles going through

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The answer to this question is --

Directional selection                  

Explanation:

            In evolution, natural selection means the processes by which different forms of life having specific traits that helps them to adapt to a specific environmental changes, such as changes in climate, as predators, or competition for mates or food, will have a chance to survive and produce offsprings in more numbers than others of the same kind.

          Directional selection is one type of natural selection in which the specific observable characteristics or phenotype of the specific species tends to adapt to one extreme phenotype than the other phenotypes. This will cause the allele frequency to move over time towards the direction of that specific phenotype.

Thus in the context, the directional selection shows the red solid line and black dashed line.

Hence the answer is --

Directional selection  

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