Selective pressure

Welcome to the Selective Pressure category on Questions LLC! Here, we delve into the fascinating world of selective pressure and explore the various factors that mold and shape living organisms over time. Selective pressure refers to the environmental conditions or agents that influence the survival and reproduction of individuals, leading to changes in species characteristics. In this category, you'll find thought-provoking questions and informative answers that delve into the mechanisms and profound impacts of selective pressure on Earth's diverse array of life forms. Whether you are curious about natural selection, adaptation, or the intricate interplay between organisms and their environment, this category is the perfect place to quench your thirst for knowledge in the realm of selective pressure. So dive in and uncover the mysteries of evolution and the forces that drive it forward!

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Consider the following scenario:A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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Consider the following scenario:A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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2. asked by PreppyZepto
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What is the selective pressure in this environment?A. There are odors in the forest B. It is difficult to find prey C. It is
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2. asked by HJP
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There is a population of birds that differ in feather color, and in diet. The green feathered birds eat fish, while the red
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2. asked by I love you BOT
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A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish populations decline. There are two
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2. asked by urmothersleftcheek
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A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish populations decline. There are two
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2. asked by A10THUNDERBOLT
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Consider the following scenario:A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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Consider the following scenario:You are a scientist observing rodents on the Galapagos Islands. You notice that the introduction
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Consider the following scenario: You are a scientist observing rodents on the Galapagos Islands. You notice that the
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2. asked by Mr beast bar
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In an aquatic bird population, some birds have long legs. Other birds have short legs. The food supply is minimal. The birds
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A)Consider the roles of different types of selective pressure Part A: Compare and contrast sexual selection, artificial
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Consider the roles of different types of selective pressurePart A: Compare and contrast sexual selection, artificial selection,
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consider the following scenario:a drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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Consider the following scenario:A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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Consider the following scenario:A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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Consider the following scenario:A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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Consider the following scenario: A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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Consider the following scenario: A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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Consider the following scenario: You are a scientist observing rodents on the Galapagos Islands. You notice that the
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2. asked by I <3 MY EXXX
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1. - Consider the following scenario: A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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Consider the following scenario: You are a scientist observing rodents on the Galapagos Islands. You notice that the
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2. asked by truestforms10
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Consider the following scenario: A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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Match the selected genotypes with the appropriate description.For natural selection to cause evolution, it must select for or
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2. asked by anonoymous
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Consider the following scenario: A drought hits the habitat of a semi-aquatic bird population. All ponds dry up, and fish
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A drought hits the habitat of a semi aquatic bird population, all ponds dry up and fish populations decline. There are two
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2. asked by ❤-BTS ARMY-❤
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consider the following scenario:You are a scientist observing rodents on the Galápagos Islands. You notice that the
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