In polygenic traits when the bell curve distribution of traits moves to one end of the curve because of a preference for best fit of that trait. What's this shift called?

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In polygenic traits when the bell curve distribution of traits moves to one end of the curve because of a preference for best fit of that trait. What's this shift called?

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Directional Selection

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This is known as directional selection.

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Directional selection

Step-by-step explanation:

This is known as directional selection.

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