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A population of birds live on an island where seeds are their primary food source. Birds with smaller beaks can eat small seeds more easily and birds with larger beaks can eat large seeds more easily. A fungus destroys the plants that make large seeds, leaving only the small seeds as food. Which type of natural selection will most likely occur? Choose 1 Choose 1 (Choice A) A Stabilizing selection (Choice B) B Artificial selection (Choice C) C Disruptive selection (Choice D) D Directional selection
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