Group selection and inclusive fitness are challenges to Darwin's argument that ________.
a. sexual selection has a greater influence than natural selection
b. an individual's fitness drives natural selection
c. evolution occurs gradually
d. changes to the environment are the primary forces behind natural selection
Question 2
The Hardy-Weinberg formula can be used to __________.
a. predict approximate mating frequencies
b. calculate genotype frequencies only if the population is small and mating is non-random
c. reveal the presence of an evolutionary force at work in a population
d. reveal the impact of blending inheritance on a population
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