The Possible Developmental Outcomes Established by a Person's Genotype in the Environment

question 40

Multiple Choice

The possible developmental outcomes established by a person's genotype in the environment in which development takes place is referred to as:

• A)niche picking
• B)gene-environment interaction
• C)active gene-environment association
• D)reaction range

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Definitions:

Reproductive Traits

Characteristics or features of organisms that are related to or affect reproduction, including mating systems, fertility rates, and offspring development.

Male-Biased OSR

A condition in sexually reproducing species where the operational sex ratio is skewed towards males, often leading to increased competition among males for mating opportunities.

Polyandry Benefits

Advantages derived from a mating system where one female mates with multiple males, often leading to increased genetic diversity among offspring.

Decorated Crickets

Crickets that carry material on their backs, thought to be a form of predator defense or mate attraction.