Biology, asked by saranyaammu3, 1 year ago

What can happen to our virtual finch population if the weather changes between wet and dry conditions too rapidly?
a)The mutation rate may fall to zero.
b)The distribution of beak sizes may cease to be bimodal.
c)The finch population may go extinct.
d)Beak size may cease to affect survival.

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Answered by Anonymous

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The answer is 【C】

Answered by ssonu43568

Explanation:

When there is no selection and if the selection is efficiently eliminated with finch population adapted to wet conditions, is leading to selection strength is equal to zero.
The beak depths in the virtual finch population is associated with changes in beak depths from larger to smaller vice versa because mutations may occur meticulously during reproduction of finches.
Therefore, the range in beak depths became larger as parent finches may propagate their genes or alleles randomly in which large beak alleles may change to small beak alleles whereas small beak alleles may change to large beak alleles at mutation rate for alleles determining beak depth was greater than zero.
So,right answer is option a " the mutation rate may fall to zero.

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