Which of the following characteristics would you expect to find in a population of birds in which females choose their mates?

A. The males have brightly colored feathers.

B. The females are much larger than the males.

C. The females have brightly colored feathers.

D. The males are much larger than the females.

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Biology

Myles Schultz

11 April, 01:29

Which of the following characteristics would you expect to find in a population of birds in which females choose their mates?

A. The males have brightly colored feathers.

B. The females are much larger than the males.

C. The females have brightly colored feathers.

D. The males are much larger than the females.

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Giovanny Francis · Answer 1

The males have brightly colored feathers

Explanation:

the males do so in other to attracts females for possible mating.

Joslyn · Answer 2

A. The males have brightly colored feathers.

Explanation:

In a population where females choose which male is able to be their sexual partner, it is common for males to have characteristics that are attractive to females. One of these characteristics is the presence of colored and shiny feathers in males. The more colorful and shiny the feathers a male has, the more attractive he will be to females.

An example of this is the peacock, where the males have tails full of bright and colorful feathers.