Natural Selection Can Move a Population Beyond Its Initial Range

question 13

Multiple Choice

Natural selection can move a population beyond its initial range of variation because

• A) there is hidden variation.
• B) alleles for extreme phenotypes are not concentrated in any one individual.
• C) there is no hidden variation.
• D) both a and

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