MCAT Practice · Genetics and Evolution
MCAT Question: A population of rabbits lives in an area with patches…
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A population of rabbits lives in an area with patches of dense vegetation separated by open fields. Over time, the frequency of rabbits with longer legs increases because they are better able to move through the dense vegetation to access food and escape predators. This is an example of:
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