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disruptive s. selection favoring the two extremes rather than the intermediate.
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disruption as a method of execution consists of tying each leg of the victim
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disruptive selection Individuals at both extremes of a range of phenotypes are favored over those in the middle. The evolutionary significance of disruptive selection lies in the possibility that the gene pool may become split into two distinct gene pools. This may be a way in which new species are formed.
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disruption The term disruption is used to describe an adoption that ends before it is legally finalized, resulting in the child's legal custody reverting back to the agency or court that made the original placement and the child returning to foster care and/or to other adoptive parent(s).
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