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Natural Selection began its origins from Charles Darwin who postulated the idea of “survival of the fittest”. Natural Selection is the differential contribution of offspring resulting from variations in heritable traits. ...
Sexual selection is the ability of individuals to acquire mates and involves contest between males or choice by females these lead to trails that attract members of the opposite sex. Another way to define sexual selection is the selection of characteristics that increases mating success. ... The experiment showed how sexual selection favored longer tails. ...
Sexual Selection is further divided into two sections. Intrasexual selection and Intersexual Selection. Basically what Intrasexual selection means is the favouring of the ability of one sex (not always the male) to compete directly with other members of the same sex. Intersexual selection refers to the favouring of a particle characteristic.
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