A type of adaptation called "sexual selection" occurs when a characteristic has evolved because it:
A) increases an organism's chances of successfully reproducing.
B) increases an organism's chances for survival.
C) increases an organism's chances of finding food.
D) decreases an organism's exposure to predators.

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Sexual selection involves the evolution of traits that increase an organism's chances of successfully reproducing, such as elaborate courtship displays or physical attributes that attract a mate. It is not directly related to survival, finding food, or avoiding predators.

A Type of Adaptation Called "Sexual Selection" Occurs When a Characteristic