Seen more clearly in small populations, _______ is when allele frequencies change due to random chance, not selection.

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Henkieee · Answer 1 · 2021-09-07T08:16:53+0000

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Genetic drift

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Genetic drift are changes that occur in the frequency of alleles in a population that are mainly due to chance. For genetic drift to occur, this change must occur randomly, and examples is usually seen mostly in small populations.

Seen more clearly in small populations, _______ is when allele frequencies change due to random chance, not selection.

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