Question

What do you mean by ""differential reproduction""?

Answer 1

Answer:

Differential reproduction is the concept that species better suited to a particular environment will most likely live to reproductive age and have their own offspring.

• Specific reproduction practices result in genetically altered species. Due to pathogenic factors, reproduction varies between species. Many species have specific reproductive achievements because of non-genetic characteristics-the role of differential reproduction in natural selection.
• The term differential reproductive success refers to a statistical analysis comparing successful reproductive rates among groups in a given species generation that is, how many offspring each group of individuals may leave behind.

Answer 2

Differential reproduction is the concept that species better suited to a specific environment will most likely live to breeding era to have their own descendants.

Explanation:

• The case of reproduction in which reproduction between two specific genes with two different geno-types staying in the population with same genes but with different genetic capability can survive better than the other resulting in population growth of the one with better survival capabilities.
• The survival instincts vary with reproductive success which includes survival period, health and growth.
• If more number of offspring produces per reproductive event, then more will be the survival chances for the species of specific genome.