Dmitry Belyayev selected for _____________ and found that this also led to changes in _______________ in...
Dmitry Belyayev selected for _____________ and found that this also led to changes in _______________ in his farm foxes.
| a. |
intelligence; morphology |
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| b. |
tameness; morphology |
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| c. |
morphology; tameness |
|
| d. |
morphology; intelligence |
|
| e. |
intelligence; tameness |
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Option b is correct because Dmitry Belyayev selected for temeness and found that this also led to changes in morphology in his farm foxes.
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