How might genotype frequencies change under directional selection?

A. Genotypes that represent larger individuals become more prevalent.
B. Genotypes that represent moderate-sized individuals become more prevalent.
C. Genotypes that represent both smaller and larger individuals become more prevalent.
D. Genotypes do not change under directional selection.


Ans: A. Genotypes that represent larger individuals become more prevalent.

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