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    If Two or More Phenotypes in a Population Are Both
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If Two or More Phenotypes in a Population Are Both

Question 8

Question 8

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If two or more phenotypes in a population are both favored by selection, what is happening?


A) Gene flow
B) Directional selection
C) Balanced polymorphism
D) Sexual selection
E) Stabilizing selection

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