Well, if anthropods could tell the difference between relatively weak clams and tougher weak clams, they could better seek out the weaker clams. That way the anthropods would have a higher rate/chance of survival, because they would be able to locate food easier. There would be less anthropod deaths, which is why they would choose the weaker clams. In the end, anthropods would demonstrate excellent fitness in their environment and most likely thrive because of their ability to distinguish weaker clams from tougher ones.
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Only the strongest survive
If your asking what is it called it’s called
transgenes
Answer:
11 males, 25%
Explanation:
Eleven of the 44 males in this study are taller than 175 centimetres, which makes it one fourth of the total that is 25%. See below:
simplify the fraction 
= 
now multiply it by 100 to convert to a percentage value.
= 25%
