Charles Darwin Called Choosing a Mate Based on Its Color

Question

Charles Darwin called choosing a mate based on its color or some other characteristic:
A) sexual selection.
B) gamete selection.
C) sexual orientation.
D) gametic preference.
E) postzygotic selection.

Accepted Answer

Darwin referred to the process where individuals select mates based on their physical characteristics, such as color, as "sexual selection." This concept explains how certain traits become more prevalent in a population because they are attractive to the opposite sex.