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Most native species that evolved with their habitat also have an array of natural predators and parasites to keep the population in check. The exception to this is invasive species. Such species are usually introduced into a habitat artificially and lack the natural predators and parasites present in their original home.
Therefore, the type of species that normally reproduces quickly with little to no predators to control the population are invasive species.
Answer:
Explanation:
Narrow sense heritability - h2
selection differential - S
Selection differential is calculated from the difference between the population average and the parental population.
Breeder's equation:
Response to selection - R = h2S
Mean milk production of 10% cows for experiment = 8.9L/hr
Mean milk production of parental population = 5.1L/hr
Selection differential S= 8.9 - 5.1 = 3.8 L/hr
Response to selection = 0.587 × 3.8 = 2.23
Because they are not made up of monomers.
