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Weak selection in evolutionary biology is when individuals with different phenotypes possess similar fitness, i.e. one phenotype is weakly preferred over the other. Weak selection, therefore, is an evolutionary theory to explain the maintenance of multiple phenotypes in a stable population.
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| Arabidopsis | instance of | a weakly selected mutation could proliferate due to stochastic processes | 0.80 | text |
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