A flower population that originally ranges from white to red becoming mostly pink over several generations is an example of what type of selection

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A flower population that originally ranges from white to red becoming mostly pink over several generations is an example of stablizing.

What is an example of disruptive selection?

Light-colored oysters would blend into the rocks in the shallows, and the darkest would blend better into the shadows.

The ones in the intermediate range would show up against either backdrop, offering those oysters no advantage and make them easily.

Thus, several generations is an example of stablizing.

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