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Selective Pressure Reason Phenotypes Survival Benefit Disadvantage Changing

Text A selective pressure is any reason for certain phenotypes to have either a survival benefit or disadvantage. Changing environments change selective pressures on populations.  Therefore, individual fitness is relative to the environment.

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