The chance of elimination of genes from a small population is an example of

The Chance Of Elimination Of Genes From A Small Population Biology Question

The chance of elimination of genes from a small population is an example of

Options

(a) selection pressure
(b) speciation
(c) adaptation
(d) genetic drift

Correct Answer:

genetic drift

Explanation:

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