Multiple Choice
Sexual selection
A) explains the evolution of ornaments and armaments in males, but not in females in species with sex role reversal.
B) can only act on traits not under natural selection.
C) can lead to the evolution of elaborate traits if they help one sex gain an advantage in mating, even if they also lead to lower survival.
D) is similar to natural selection in that it acts on traits that increase an individual's relative reproductive success and survival.
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