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Describe the three different ways in which the natural selection operates in nature with regard to organic evolution.

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Natural selection: Heritable variations that enable survival of the fittest will leave greater number of progeny. Natural selection can have following three effects: 

a. Stabilisation: Larger number of individuals acquire mean character value so peak gets higher and narrower. 

b. Directional change: Large number of individuals acquire value other than mean character value so peak shifts in one direction. 

c. Disruption: Large number of individuals acquire peripheral character values at both ends of the distribution curve and hence 2 peaks are formed.



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