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Ainat [17]
3 years ago
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Un científico estudia durante la temporada 1 el tamaño de las hojas de una población natural de plantas. La temporada 2 se produ

ce una sequía y durante la temporada 3 el tamaño promedio de las hojas es menor que en las temporadas anteriores. Paralelamente se demuestra que el tamaño de la población no ha cambiado y que las hojas más pequeñas están mejor adaptadas a las condiciones de sequedad.
De los siguientes fenómenos. ¿Cuál explica mejor lo que ocurrió?

Seleccione una:
a. Selección artificial
b. Efecto fundador.
c. Deriva genética.
d. Selección natural
e. flujo génico.
Biology
1 answer:
Nataliya [291]3 years ago
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