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Title: Laboratory experiments about bacterial mutation rates have demonstrated which of the following? Post by: c-man on Feb 1, 2016 Laboratory experiments about bacterial mutation rates have demonstrated which of the following?
A) Depending on the experiment, bacterial mutation rates sometimes evolve to higher rates, and other times evolve to lower rates. B) Bacterial mutation rates rarely evolve in short-term laboratory experiments; they are a relatively fixed feature of a species biology. C) In short-term laboratory experiments, bacterial mutation rates often evolve to be higher because higher mutation rates result in higher fitness. D) In short-term laboratory experiments, bacterial mutation rates often evolve to be lower because mutations are typically deleterious for organisms. Title: Re: Laboratory experiments about bacterial mutation rates have demonstrated which of the following?A Post by: gkop98 on Feb 1, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: Laboratory experiments about bacterial mutation rates have demonstrated which of the following? Post by: c-man on Feb 9, 2016 Makes sense now, thank you
Title: Re: Laboratory experiments about bacterial mutation rates have demonstrated which of the following? Post by: gkop98 on Feb 12, 2016 Thanks for the feedback
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