The Concept of Adaptive Peaks to Symbolically Represent Selection of Genotypes

question 5

Multiple Choice

The concept of adaptive peaks to symbolically represent selection of genotypes was first introduced by .

• A) Dobzhansky
• B) Darwin
• C) Mayr
• D) Wright
• E) Wallace

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