A population that is becoming less diverse because of its individuals tending to be larger is most likely experiencing selection.

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Fredrik Wallenius · Answer 1 · 2021-06-22T17:33:51+0000

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A population that is becoming less diverse because of its individuals tending to be larger is most likely experiencing directional selection. The individuals that are larger are more favoured in the population, thus becoming less diverse.

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A population that is becoming less diverse because of its individuals tending to be larger is most likely experiencing selection.

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