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Bad White [126]
2 years ago
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Check all possible effects of this selective pressure. Flock X may try to eat other foods. Flock X could migrate in search of fr

uit. Flock X could slowly decrease in number. Flocks Y and Z could benefit and increase. Flock X could try to mutate.
Biology
2 answers:
EastWind [94]2 years ago
8 0

The selective pressure can be referred to the phenomenon, which can cause the changes in the behavioral pattern of the organism. these pressure can be either biotic or abiotic.

The selective pressure can cause the organism to change their habits. It can reinforce them to shift from a particular habitat to another,  decrease in number, and can also cause mutations. It may or may not benefit other species present in the same geographical region.

Hence, the possible effect of selective pressure would be:

  • Flock X may try to eat other foods.  
  • Flock X could migrate in search of fruit. Flock X could slowly decrease in number.  
  • Flock X could try to mutate.

vaieri [72.5K]2 years ago
6 0

Flock X may try to eat other foods.

Flock X could migrate in search of fruit.

Flock X could slowly decrease in number.

Flocks Y and Z could benefit and increase.

I HOPE THIS HELP YOU

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