Question

Stabilizing selective pressures result in _______. a. rapid, broad evolutionary changes b. limited evolutionary changes c. an increase in genetic diversity d. extreme gene distributions please select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d

Answer 1

A Final statement or concluding statement

Correct answer is ‘B’ .

Stabilizing selective pressures result in limited evolutionary changes

How do selective pressures affect evolution?

Stabilizing selection is a type of natural selection that results in a decrease  in genetic diversity and the stabilization of population traits over time.

Selective pressures are thought to be forces that drive evolution through natural selection.

Depending on the external conditions, some phenotypes are more advantageous than others.

A phenotype is a specific way that genes are expressed in an organism's physical traits or characteristics.

To work, selective pressure must have at least two possible phenotypes for members of a population to exhibit.

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