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When in history did global population begin to spike upward?
Directional
Pertaining to or indicating the direction in which something is moving or facing; also refers to evolutionary changes in a population that favor a specific set of traits.
Stabilizing
A type of natural selection that favors the average individuals in a population, thus maintaining the population’s genetic stability over time.
Disruptive
Pertaining to a type of natural selection that favors extreme values of a trait over intermediate values, potentially leading to speciation.
Disruptive Selection
A type of natural selection that favors extreme values of a trait over intermediate values, leading to two or more contrasting phenotypes in the population.
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