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Answer:
The correct answer is organisms that have extreme traits.
Explanation:
Disruptive selection is a specific type of natural selection that describes changes in population genetics. In disruptive selection, both extreme values for a trait are favored over intermediate values. As a result, the population is divided into two distinct groups and the variance of the trait increases.
The organisms that have extreme traits are most likely to survive in a population in which disruptive selection is occurring.
Disruptive selection:
The population genetics change is favored by the extreme trait values over the average. This selection divides a population into two groups results in an increase in population.
For Example- If a rabbit population consists of pure black and white-fur traits was put into an area that had very dark black rocks as well as very white-colored stone.
- The rabbits with black-furred will be able to hide in the black rocks.
- The white-furred rabbits will hide in the white rocks,
- But the gray-furred rabbits would stand out in both of the habitats, and hence they will not survive.
Therefore, the organisms that have extreme traits, are most likely to survive in a population in which disruptive selection is occurring.
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