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To predict: Whether the mean in the next generation will be equal to the mean in the data shown in reference to Fig. 6.8 in the textbook.
Introduction: The changes in characteristics of species over a period of time are known as evolution. Evolution takes place mainly due to natural selection. The theory of evolution due to natural selection was given by Charles Darwin. Variation in phenotypic characteristics of individuals is observed, and the individuals having characteristics best suited for a particular environment survive.
To determine: Whether selection can be both directional as well as stabilizing simultaneously.
Introduction: The changes in characteristics of species over a period of time are known as evolution. Evolution takes place mainly due to natural selection. The theory of evolution due to natural selection was given by Charles Darwin. Variation in phenotypic characteristics of individuals is seen, and the individuals having characteristics best suited for a particular environment survive.
To determine: Whether selection can be both directional as well as disruptive, simultaneously.
Introduction: The changes in characteristics of species over a period of time are known as evolution. Evolution takes place mainly due to natural selection. The theory of evolution due to natural selection was given by Charles Darwin. Variation in phenotypic characteristics of individuals is seen, and the individuals having characteristics best suited for a particular environment survive.
To explain: Whether selection can be both disruptive as well as stabilizing, simultaneously.
Introduction: The changes in characteristics of species over a period of time are known as evolution. Evolution takes place mainly due to natural selection. The theory of evolution due to natural selection was given by Charles Darwin. Variation in phenotypic characteristics of individuals is seen, and the individuals having characteristics best suited for a particular environment survive.

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