Biology, 24.03.2021 02:00 jentho2012
3. You are studying a population of pangolins (a scaly anteater), and you determine that there are two scale phenotypes: a thick scale that is dominant to a thin scale. You also find that thick-scaled individuals are better able to survive encounters with predators.
What evidence would you need in order to determine if this selective advantage is changing the population? (1 point)
-The number of individuals displaying each phenotype in the current generation.
-The number of individuals displaying each phenotype in the offspring.
-The number of individuals that survive predator encounters.
-The number of individuals displaying each phenotype in both the current generation and the offspring.
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