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xclash

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on: Aug 16, 2013
If the range of a species of plants expands to a higher latitude, which of the following processes is the most likely to be modified by natural selection?
A) circadian rhythm
B) photoperiodic response
C) phototropic response
D) biological clock
E) thigmomorphogenesis


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Reply #1 on: Aug 20, 2013
I chose B and got the answer, hope that helps.


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