A Senecio lautus population growing on a headland has a prostate form, growing low to the ground, while a nearby population on coastal dunes grows in a more upright shape. To test whether this trait has diverged as a result of each population adapting to its local environment, we could 1. plant both populations in a common garden and test whether the populations still expressed the different growth forms 2. plant both populations in both the dune and headland habitat, and test whether the populations are fitter in their home environments 3. plant both populations in both the dune and headland habitat and test whether the populations still expressed the different growth forms. choose one option
A Senecio lautus population growing on a headland has a prostate form, growing low to the ground, while a nearby population on coastal dunes grows in a more upright shape. To test whether this trait has diverged as a result of each population adapting to its local environment, we could 1. plant both populations in a common garden and test whether the populations still expressed the different growth forms 2. plant both populations in both the dune and headland habitat, and test whether the populations are fitter in their home environments 3. plant both populations in both the dune and headland habitat and test whether the populations still expressed the different growth forms. choose one option
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A Senecio lautus population growing on a headland has a prostate form, growing low to the ground, while a nearby population on coastal dunes grows in a more upright shape. To test whether this trait has diverged as a result of each population adapting to its local environment, we could
1. plant both populations in a common garden and test whether the populations still expressed the different growth forms
2. plant both populations in both the dune and headland habitat, and test whether the populations are fitter in their home environments
3. plant both populations in both the dune and headland habitat and test whether the populations still expressed the different growth forms.
choose one option
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