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In genetic terms, what indicates that natural selection is occurring in a population? A.A change in the gene pool of a species B.Changes in individual organisms in a population …

In genetic terms, what indicates that natural selection is occurring in a population? A.A change in the gene pool of a species B.Changes in individual organisms in a population …
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In genetic terms, what indicates that natural selection is occurring in a population?

A.A change in the gene pool of a species B.Changes in individual organisms in a population
C.The frequency of alleles in a population staying the same over time
D.Change in the relative frequency of alleles in the population's gene pool over time​

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Answer:c relative of alleles changing frequency

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