Which of the following is NOT a requirement for natural selection to occur in a population? there must be differential reproductive success there must be variation in the population there must be only one allele for the trait in question the variation in the population must be heritable
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Step 1: The requirements for natural selection to occur in a population include: - There must be differential reproductive success - There must be variation in the population - The variation in the population must be heritable Show more…
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For natural selection to result in evolutionary change a. variation must exist in a population. b. reproductive success of different phenotypes must differ. c. variation must be inherited from one generation to the next. d. All of the choices are correct.
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