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If these factors existed, why didn’t moose just keep getting bigger and bigger? Think of some possible reasons.

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Answer:

Conflicting selection pressures such as joint weakness due to excessive size, metabolic problems with increased size, lack of genetic raw material for increased growth.

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Sauron [17]2 years ago

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If these factors existed, why didn't moose just keep getting bigger and bigger? Think of some possible reasons. Conflicting selection pressures such as joint weakness due to excessive size, metabolic problems with increased size, lack of genetic raw material for increased growth.

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