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The average speed of a greyhound dog increases gradually in succeeding generations after only the fastest of a brood are allowed to interbreed. What is this variation an example of? Genetic drift Stabilizing selection Directional selection Disruptive selection

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It is c because Directional selection is the removal of undesired phenotype, thus allowing the desired phenotype to appear more often which causes a shift in the distribution of the phenotype of the population. In this case, slower dogs were not bred; only the fastest dogs were allowed to breed, thereby hopefully making the succeeding generations of greyhounds faster than their predecessors.
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