The Principle of Allocation States That Life History Traits Are

question 29

Multiple Choice

The principle of allocation states that life history traits are adapted to maximize

• A) fitness.
• B) frequency of reproduction.
• C) number of offspring in the population.
• D) ability of offspring to start populations in new habitats.
• E) fecundity.

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Definitions:

Tissue

A group of similar cells and their extracellular matrix that together perform specific functions within an organism.

Organ

A part of the body that performs a specific function or functions, such as the heart, liver, or lungs.

Body

The physical structure of a person or an organism, comprising the bones, muscles, skin, and organs.

Outside The Eye

Pertaining to or involving the structures surrounding or adjacent to the eyeball, not part of the eye itself.