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The image presents two museum exhibit displays. The top display, titled "Sexual Selection," explains how reproductive partner attraction drives the selection of specific traits, often involving competition between males or courtship rituals. This process leads to sexual dimorphism in some species. The lower display, titled "Artificial Selection," highlights how humans, since the Stone Age, have selectively bred plants and animals, altering heritable traits and creating diverse breeds. Both displays include Portuguese and English text, along with QR codes. Jars containing preserved specimens are visible to the right of the displays.
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May 13, 2025, 4:51 PM

São Paulo, Brazil

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The image presents two museum exhibit displays. The top display, titled "Sexual Selection," explains how reproductive partner attraction drives the selection of specific traits, often involving competition between males or courtship rituals. This process leads to sexual dimorphism in some species. The lower display, titled "Artificial Selection," highlights how humans, since the Stone Age, have selectively bred plants and animals, altering heritable traits and creating diverse breeds. Both displays include Portuguese and English text, along with QR codes. Jars containing preserved specimens are visible to the right of the displays.

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