Speciation forms new species.
Directional selection favors one extreme of a phenotype, which leads to evolution and adaptive change of a species.
Disruptive selection selects against the average and leads to evolution and genetic variation of a species.
Stabilizing selection favors the average individual in a population, which does not lead to adaptive change or evolution, and reduces variation.
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Answer and Explanation:
According to this theory, the young of a species may inherit certain physical characteristics which their parents acquired in the course of their daily lives. According to Lamarck, modern giraffes evolved from short-necked ancestors. The long necks develop as a result of stretching to reach the leaves of tall trees. The offspring of these giraffes inherited the long necks.
Lamarck's assumption of acquisition of characteristics by individuals in the course of their lifetimes is true. However, the passing of these traits to their offspring is not true. Acquired characteristics do not cause any alteration whatsoever in the hereditary information contained in the chromosomes. This theory is therefore not valid.
the correct answer is B. it could be used to create a complete genomic library.
