Exceptions to the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium inevitably lead to evolution. Of these possible exceptions, which one is adaptive, or leads to increased fitness?
Answer
natural selection
genetic drift
mutations
nonrandom matings
gene flow

Question

Exceptions to the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium inevitably lead to evolution. Of these possible exceptions, which one is adaptive, or leads to increased fitness?
Answer
		natural selection
		genetic drift
		mutations
		nonrandom matings
		gene flow

blues · Answer

I have a very handsome boyfriend. His chances of passing on his genetic material with a mate of equal genetic potential are positively affected by his height, curly hair and brown eyes. This is an example of organisms selecting their mates for specific genetic traits, so that those traits are more common in the offspring than in the parents...

anonymous · Answer

Natural selecion is the right answer xD

anonymous · Answer

That answer implies increased fitness. The other ones not.