Apeacock flashes its bright plumageto attract a peahen. male peacocks jave broght feathers, which have been observed for generations. whats the process that allows for the transfer of this trait

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The answer would  be sexual selection.

Sexual Selection is a process that is a for of natural selection in which certain individuals of a species have an advantage over other individuals of the same sex of the species in competition for mating with the opposite sex.

For instance, genes that encode bright feathers give an advantage to the male peacocks over other males which do not have an equally bright assortment of feathers, increasing the individual's reproductive success. This results in the advantageous genes (such as of bright feathers) recurring over the generations and remaining a part of the gene pool.

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maritime tropical may be your answer.

there are so many examples for that in different areas, like biology experiment carried out in our lab recently.

here's one link: