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Which organism are most likely to survive in a population in which disruptive selection is occuring?; When put together they were able to reproduce and produce offspring that could also breed which best describes this insect population?; Which of the following is a definition for speciation?; Which is the best definition of directional selection?

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The organisms who have extreme traits are most likely to survive in a population in which disruptive selection is occurring.

Extreme characteristic levels over the average support population genetic change. Disruptive selection divides a population into two groups leading to an increase in population.

They are the same species of insects. A group of organisms that can reproduce sexually and can result in live, fertile offspring is referred to be a species.

A new plant or animal species is created through speciation. When a group within a species separates from other members of its species and develops its own distinct features, speciation has taken place. When those with qualities that are on one side of the population's mean survive longer or reproduce more than those on the other, this is known as directional selection.

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