When a Population Undergoes Strong Selection, What Is Most Likely

question 69

Multiple Choice

When a population undergoes strong selection, what is most likely to happen to it?

• A) The most common type of organism is replaced with a different type.
• B) Variation increases in the population.
• C) New mutations will form more frequently.
• D) The number of individuals in the population will rapidly increase.

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