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Directional selection acts against: both extremes simultaneously in the variation of the trait one of the extremes in variation the average or mean value for the population none of these
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Directional selection acts against:

both extremes simultaneously in the variation of the trait

one of the extremes in variation

the average or mean value for the population

none of these

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Directional selection acts against both extremes simultaneously in the variation of the trait. This is the most "aggressive" form of selection and only happens in extreme areas.

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