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Populations generally change in size over time.
Carotenoid Pigments
Organic pigments found in plants and certain algae and bacteria, responsible for the red, yellow, and orange colors in many fruits and vegetables, and important for photosynthesis and human health.
Signal Of Quality Hypothesis
A theory suggesting that certain traits or behaviors in animals serve as indicators of an individual's genetic quality or overall fitness to potential mates.
Hereditary
Traits or characteristics passed from parents to offspring through genes.
Parent-Offspring Conflict
A situation in evolutionary biology where the interests of a parent and its offspring differ, leading to conflicts over resources.
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