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TYPES OF SELECTION: DIRECTIONAL, STABILIZING, and DISRUPTIVE Next to each example, list the type of natural selection being described.

1.Bighorn Sheep

2.Sophomore Birds

3.Spiders

4.Snails

5.Elephants

6.Oompa Loompas

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