Constant washing with antibiotic soap initially kills most of the bacteria on your hands but eventually selects for a population of bacteria that are antibiotic resistant.  This is an example of natural selection that is:  Select one: a. stabilizing b. disruptive c. homologous d. directional

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Constant washing with antibiotic soap initially kills most of the bacteria on your hands but eventually selects for a population of bacteria that are antibiotic resistant.  This is an example of natural selection that is: 

Select one:
a. stabilizing
b. disruptive
c. homologous
d. directional
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