An insect population that becomes resistant to a commonly used insecticide is an example of _____.
A)natural selection
B)a founder effect
C)disruptive selection
D)gene flow

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The development of resistance to an insecticide in an insect population is an example of natural selection, where individuals with traits that confer resistance are more likely to survive and reproduce.

An Insect Population That Becomes Resistant to a Commonly Used