Low Rates of Mutation Can Maintain Variation in a Population

question 18

Multiple Choice

Low rates of mutation can maintain variation in a population because many different genotypes generate intermediate phenotypes that are favored by ________ selection.

• A) stabilizing
• B) disruptive
• C) directional
• D) All of the above.

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Carl Rogers

A pioneering psychologist known for developing client-centered therapy and emphasizing the importance of the self and unconditional positive regard in personal growth.

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