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?



Directional selection



Stabilizing selection



Sexual selection


@BioEpic

Answer 1

I would say stabilizing selection. @Abhisar could you confirm?

Answer 2

is it Peacoc k wing ?

Answer 3

I dunno .

Answer 4

Sexual selection is a mode of natural selection in which some individuals out-reproduce others of a population because they are better at securing mates.

Answer 5

So sexual is the answer ?

Answer 6

yes, because the male peawingspans need larger wings in order to attract females

Answer 7

*peacoc k

Answer 8

got it ?

Answer 9

Yeah .