Disruptive selection favors both extreme phenotypes when environmental changes alter selection pressures, potentially leading to speciation.
- both extreme phenotypes favoured - change in environment causes change in selection pressure - leads to speciation
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| Back | - both extreme phenotypes favoured - change in environment causes change in selection pressure - leads to speciation |
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