Question

1. lorenzo claims that nonrandom mating is uncommon in animal populations. defend or refute lorenzos claim.

Explanation:

Non - random mating is quite common in animal populations. Many animals exhibit mate selection based on various factors. For example, in birds, females often choose males with elaborate plumage or good song - singing abilities as these traits may signal good genetic quality. In mammals, dominant males often have more mating opportunities. There are also cases of assortative mating where individuals choose mates similar to themselves in certain characteristics.

Answer:

Refute Lorenzo's claim.