For a given species, the three alternatives to selective pressures are adaptation, migration, and _____________.
naturally occurring selective pressures favor new traits, humans create new environmental conditions
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Predators create a selective pressure on a population. For example, birds that eat insects put a selective pressure on the insects to have better camouflage. Lions that run fast put a selective pressure on their prey to be able to run even faster.Its the same as a selective pressure created by the environment like adaptation to living in a cold environment. Those that can survive the cold the best live. The insects with the best camouflage survive as do the animals that can run the fastest.
Selective
Selective breeding, Inbreeding and hybridization. :)
Adaptive convergence is a form of evolution in which two unrelated (or distantly related) species evolve very similar forms due to similar selective pressures.
Selective migration refers to the process in which certain individuals or groups choose to migrate, typically based on specific characteristics or qualities. These characteristics could include factors such as education level, skills, or job opportunities in the destination country. Selective migration often results in a concentration of individuals with particular attributes in specific locations or industries.
Adaptation, yo.
similar structures arising independently in different lineages, convergent evolution among different lineages, and adaptation by different lineages to the same selective pressures
mutant
divergences, divergent evolution.
Noel Pitts Gist has written: 'Secret societies' -- subject(s): Secret societies 'Selective factors in migration and occupation' -- subject(s): Internal Migration, Occupations
The trait giving bacteria antibiotic resistance has become common, giving bacteria with the trait a selective advantage.
naturally occurring selective pressures favor new traits, humans create new environmental conditions
Ultimate factors are always selective facores, and ultimate explanation for clutch size differences always involve evoluionary arguments about adaptation.
Ultimate factors are always selective facores, and ultimate explanation for clutch size differences always involve evoluionary arguments about adaptation.
Generation time, mutation rate, asexual vs sexual reproduction, strength of selective pressures, population size