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The Type of Selection Most Likely to Act on a Well-Adapted

Question 28

Question 28

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The type of selection most likely to act on a well-adapted population in a relatively constant environment is:


A) artificial.
B) directional.
C) stabilizing.
D) disruptive.
E) nonrandom.

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