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 Female peacocks typically chose to mate with males who have the most brightly colored feathers. This is an example of A- shrinking population B - Mate Choice C- Mutations D- g…

 Female peacocks typically chose to mate with males who have the most brightly colored feathers. This is an example of A- shrinking population B - Mate Choice C- Mutations D- g…
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 Female peacocks typically chose to mate with males who have the most brightly colored feathers. This is an example of

A- shrinking population
B - Mate Choice
C- Mutations
D- gene flow
E- natural selection

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its B or E

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