Question

Question 1. 1. Explain a one of the three types of natural selection using and describing at least three key terms from the following list:
adaptation
amino acids
comparative anatomy
comparative embryology
cyanobacteria
directional selection
disruptive selection
eukaryotes
evolution
fossil
gene pool
genetic code
genetic drift
genetic recombination
genetic variation
genotype
Hardy-Weinberg principle
homologous structures
migration
mutation
natural selection
phenotype
phylogenetic treepopulation
prokaryotes
radiometric dating
speciation
stabilizing selection
vestigi

Answer 1

@StudyGurl14 @Here_to_Help15

Answer 2

@homeSchooler000 @WolfMaster @BloomLocke367 @just_one_last_goodbye @Compassionate @Vantroba15 @animal_lover36

Answer 3

well i think i understand why your confused. three types of natural selection ? and then describe three of the words right?

Answer 4

Yes I think so @homeSchooler000 Im confused how its worded

Answer 5

soo thats the exact question right ?

Answer 6

Yes

Answer 7

So could you help?

Answer 8

ok well ill try my best ,

Answer 9

ok thank you

Answer 10

the question wants you to chose one of the three natural selection and explain what happens if that type of natural selection where to happen. and why it happens

Answer 11

you understand ?

Answer 12

do you know the three types ?

Answer 13

Yes lol I'm so lost

Answer 14

disruptive selection, directional selection, stabilizing selection are these the types your being asked about?

Answer 15

yea she dose not understand the question i think

Answer 16

if so, you need to choose one of them and define it while using 3 of the terms from the list in your definition.

Answer 17

which on would you like to define?

Answer 18

one*

Answer 19

@NashGriersGirly

Answer 20

yeaaaa Dark*chaos ~ i was trying to explain to her all of that

Answer 21

lol ok then you got it from here @homeSchooler000

Answer 22

hmu if you need me.

Answer 23

alright ! thanks!
@Dark*Chaos

Answer 24

ok so which ones could i pick from?

Answer 25

well! @NashGriersGirly how about you use the Directional selection ? easiest one

Answer 26

thats one type and one of the words

Answer 27

OK sounds good to me

Answer 28

do you know what directional selection is?

Answer 29

In population genetics, directional selection is a mode of natural selection in which an extreme phenotype is favored over other phenotypes, causing the allele frequency to shift over time in the direction of that phenotype.

Answer 30

good?

Answer 31

@homeSchooler000

Answer 32

that sounds good to me ! you explained what directional selection is and used three words as well ~

Answer 33

you did good ! do you understand it all now ?

Answer 34

Ya so that would be my answer?

Answer 35

yes that would be the answer ~ if you want someone else to check you can ask Dark*Chaos to

Answer 36

No its fine I trust you