topic 3.1

selection has how many types?

• 2 types; natural and artificial selection

• 2 types; real and fake selection

• 1 type; natural selection

• 1 type; artificial selection

define natural selection

• A process in which individuals that have certain heritable traits survive and reproduce at a higher rate than do other individuals because of those traits

• A process in which individuals that have certain heritable traits doesn't survive and reproduce at a higher rate than do other individuals because of those traits

• A process in which individuals that have certain heritable traits survive and doesn't reproduce at a higher rate than do other individuals because of those traits

• A process in which individuals that have certain heritable traits survive and reproduce at a higher rate than do other individuals not because of those traits

natural selection has how many types

• 3 types; stabilizing, disruptive, directional

• 2 types; stabilizing and disruptive

• 3 types: stabilizing, disruptive, indirection

• 1 type: stabilizing

define artificial selection

• A process of altering the genotype and producing a new strain of organism for a specific purpose

• A process of altering the genotype and producing a new strain of organism for not a specific purpose

• A process of altering the phenotype and producing a new strain of organism for a specific purpose

• A process of altering the genotype and producing an old strain of organism for a specific purpose

define inbreeding

• mating between closely related individuals within a population

• mating between not related individuals within a population

• mating between closely related individuals within two population

• mating between closely related individuals within three population

define outbreeding

• mating between unrelated or distantly related individuals of a species

• mating between related or distantly related individuals of a species

• mating between unrelated and distantly related individuals of a species

• mating between unrelated or distantly related individuals of two species

what type of selection this graft show

• stabilizing selection

• disruptive selection

• directional selection

• any selection

what type of selection this graft show

• directional selection

• stabilizing selection

• disruptive selection

• any selection

choose one that describe inbreeding

• -a non-random mating

  -less variation

  -increase homozygous recessive

• -a random mating

  -less variation

  -increase homozygous recessive

• -a non-random mating

  -high variation

  -increase homozygous recessive

• -a non-random mating

  -less variation

  -decrease homozygous recessive

choose one that describe outbreeding

• -a random mating

  -high variation

  -decrease homozygous recessive

• -a non-random mating

  -less variation

  -increase homozygous recessive

• -a non-random mating

  -high variation

  -increase homozygous recessive

• -a random mating

  -less variation

  -increase homozygous recessive