The Study of How Organisms Can Modify Their Environment and How

question 54

Multiple Choice

The study of how organisms can modify their environment and how this changes evolutionary selection pressures is referred to as the

• A) ecological selection approach.
• B) environment of evolutionary adaptedness.
• C) nature-nurture debate.
• D) niche construction perspective.

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