Darwin's concept of sexual selection is based on
A) physical traits that favor survival
B) the value of traits that are relevant for mating and for producing offspring.
C) society's rules of how people should act in order to attract a mate.
D) using sexual deception as a defense against predators.

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Darwin's concept of sexual selection is based on the value of traits that are relevant for mating and for producing offspring. These traits may not necessarily be important for survival but can increase an individual's chances of attracting a mate and passing their genes on to their offspring. This can include physical features, behavior, and other characteristics that are attractive to potential mates.

Darwin's Concept of Sexual Selection Is Based on