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    In Many Species Females Are Different from Males in Appearance
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In Many Species Females Are Different from Males in Appearance

Question 49

Question 49

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In many species females are different from males in appearance. This difference in phenotype between the sexes is called


A) sexual selection.
B) sexual dimorphism.
C) sexual diversity.
D) sexual richness.

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