
Types of Natural Selection
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- Q1Which type of natural selection is shown by the curve pictured?StabilizingDirectionalDisruptive30s
- Q2What type of natural selection is shown by the curve pictured?DirectionalDisruptiveStabilizing30s
- Q3What type of natural selection is shown by the curve pictured?DirectionalDisruptiveStabilizing30s
- Q4Larger squirrels can carry larger acorns to their burrows, and they outcompete smaller squirrels when acorn supplies are limited.StabilizingDisruptiveDirectional30s
- Q5Spotted brown and white butterflies blend into lichen covered tree bark, making it difficult for predators to see them, while solid brown and white butterflies are easier to see and get eaten.DisruptiveStabilizingDirectional30s
- Q6The rocks at the bottom of a stream are either black or white. Snails that live on these rocks are a range of colors from solid black to gray to sold white. A local freshwater fish loves to eat these snails, but it cannot see the black or white snails when they are on matching rocks. Gray does not blend into either rock color and are easy to see.DirectionalStabilizingDisruptive30s
- Q7This type of natural selection occurs when the average individuals are selected for and the two extremes do not survive.DirectionalDisruptiveStabilizing30s
- Q8This type of natural selection occurs when one extreme is selected for and the average and the other extreme do not survive.StabilizingDisruptiveDirectional30s
- Q9This type of natural selection occurs when the two extremes are selected for but the average individuals do not survive.StabilizingDisruptiveDirectional30s
- Q10When natural selection occurs in a population, the individuals with the traits that are best suited for the environment will make up most of the population.TrueFalse30s
