The driving force behind naturaal selectionis genetic_____

Natural selection acts upon or favors____

Normal distribution can be described as a range of values clustered around a(n) ____ value

if a population is in genetic equilibrium, it can be describe as:

Possible reasons for genetic changes to a population area:

Match the correct term with the definition below

An evolutionary force in which individuals enter or leave a population

A type of selection in which one extreme variation is favored

A evolutionary force in which certain traits are selected more than other when choosing mates

a type of selection in which average phenotypes are favored

An evolutionary force in which small populations are affected by natural disasters in such a way that alters genetic frequencies

An evolutionary force in which the envirormental conditions favors certain phenotypes

A type of selection in which both extreme variations are favored for

Natural selections acts on a range of

a population of artic hares burrow into the snow for shelter. it is found that the hares on the smaller side are able to burrow between rocks, as well providing extra protection from predators over time, the hare populations becomes smaller in size shifiting the normal distribution curve for hare size

this would be an example of

Limpets are a snail species that can often be found on the sea shore they can come in 3 variations, dark light and intermediate the dark and light colors are easier for the seahorse gulls to spot, and therefore they and more commonly hunted. This would be an example of