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Industrial melanism is an example of
Option: 1
Defensive adaptation of skin against UV radiations
Option: 2
Resistance from drugs
Option: 3
Darkening of the skin due to pollution from industrial areas
Option: 4
The protective resemblance with the environment
Answers (1)
As we have already discussed in the Mechanism of Evolution: Natural Selection & Its Types -
Industrial melanism is an example of directional/progressive selection. In this case, the environment selects for an extreme character in terms of the genotypic/ phenotypic constitution of a population. Hence, the correct option is (c).
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