Frequency Dependent Selection Maintains Genetic Variation

question 1

Multiple Choice

Frequency dependent selection maintains genetic variation

• A) despite bottlenecks.
• B) because it increases the value of F_IS.
• C) because selection favors the common morph.
• D) because selection favors the rare morph.
• E) none of the above

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