Types of Evolutionary Structures and Selection

Skibidi traits like analogous structures are the goons of evolution, flexing similar functions without a shared ancestor. Meanwhile, homologous structures are the sigma features that show off a common ancestor vibe. Vestigial traits? Lowkey useless, just chilling in the genetic toilet. Directional selection is where one extreme takes the edge, pushing the population's average like a dank meme. Stabilizing selection is the chill zone, favoring the average traits and ghosting the extremes. Disruptive selection is the wild card, giving all the glory to those extreme traits, while the average just gets left behind.