A genotype ‘aa’ leads to albinism in peawingspans. This condition is very rarely found in nature, compared to the normal genotype, ‘AA’, and ‘Aa’; as they can be easy prey to their predators and are unable to attract mates. Which types of selection forces act here?

Select one of the options below as your answer:

A.
Directional selection

B.
Stabilizing selection

C.
Sexual selection

Question

A genotype ‘aa’ leads to albinism in peawingspans. This condition is very rarely found in nature, compared to the normal genotype, ‘AA’, and ‘Aa’; as they can be easy prey to their predators and are unable to attract mates. Which types of selection forces act here?
 
Select one of the options below as your answer:



A.
Directional selection




B.
Stabilizing selection




C.
Sexual selection

anonymous · Answer

think its C but I am not sure

anonymous · Answer

i think its C, directional is more for environmental changes, stability seems to try and cancle out hese mutations

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