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DNA, Genes and the Continuity of Life

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Disruptive Selection

Author: Rahil Mehta



Answer:

- When both extremes are favoured → bimodal spread - Increased genetic variance, producing two distinct populations with different phenotypes.


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- When both extremes are favoured → bimodal spread
- Increased genetic variance, producing two distinct populations with different phenotypes.
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