Natural Selection Can Alter Gene Frequencies in a Population Because

question 28

Multiple Choice

Natural selection can alter gene frequencies in a population because

• A)carriers of inherited disease rarely survive to reproduce.
• B)it maintains alleles that improve survival to sexual maturity.
• C)it compensates for defects caused by deleterious alleles.
• D)individuals with deleterious alleles selectively interbreeD.

Comprehend the physiological mechanisms of erection and ejaculation.

Describe the anatomy and the longest portion of the male urethra.

Understand meiosis in the context of sperm production and the genetic makeup of gametes.

Identify the correct and incorrect matches between male reproductive structures and their descriptions or functions.

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