The correct answer is: Disruptive selection
Disruptive selection is a type of natural selection that favors both extreme traits in a population (it is bimodal) over intermediate traits. In the example above, it favors dark and light-snails (both are extreme traits). As a consequence, the population of snails is divided into two distinct groups. This happens because snails with intermediate brightness wouldn’t have suitable environment for them, wouldn’t be adopted to either shady forest or brushy edge areas.
It increases blood volume reducing the flowrate of blood
Answer:
B. 2cm/year
Explanation:
To convert 200m to cm, we multiply by 100.
This will be 200*100= 20,000cm
Time is given as 10,000years
Rate in this case is the ratio of distance to time
Rate= distance/time
Rate= 20,000cm/10,000years
Rate=2cm/year
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