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Scrat [10]
3 years ago
5

Robins typically lay four eggs. Four eggs allow the offspring to be well fed, whereas larger clutches may result in malnourished

chicks that have a lower chance of survival. Fewer than four eggs per clutch may result in no surviving offspring if the eggs are preyed upon. Which pattern of natural selection most likely acts to keep four eggs the most common clutch size>
Business
1 answer:
garri49 [273]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Stabilizing selection

Explanation:

Stabilizing selection is one of the types of natural selection. In this process, some members of the particular specie do not survive. The one who survives helps to reproduce.

As per the given question, the pattern of natural selection that is acted to keep the common clutch size is four. In case more eggs are laid, some would be preyed on. The remaining eggs are exposed to better nourishment and a good survival rate.

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Batches                                         200                        50                   250

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Direct manufacturing labor $30,000              $20,000           $50,000

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Direct materials                    $5,000                $10,000            $15,000

Direct manufacturing labor  15,000                  25,000             40,000

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Total production costs    $176,000               $144,000        $320,000

Budgeted production          10,000                    5,000

Budget unit costs               $17.60                  $28.80

Overhead rate

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Overhead costs Setup $48,000

General overhead        $32,000

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