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Natural selection acts directly on ? alleles ,genes, phenotypes, or mutations

Natural selection acts directly on ? alleles ,genes, phenotypes, or mutations
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Natural selection acts directly on ? alleles ,genes, phenotypes, or mutations

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directly on phenotypes, this can then alter genes and alleles, but phenotypes are the only DIRECTLY influenced part of the organism.
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