Multiple Choice
When we observe a population with a trait that does not appear to be adaptive, it may be because
A) the population has been pushed by habitat destruction to the extreme edge of its normal range.
B) the population is being exposed to a novel species, such as a new predator, introduced intentionally or by accident.
C) there is a time lag between natural selection and its effects.
D) all of the above.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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