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Why does a sorting process only work when variation is present in a population?
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If you have all one kind of any particular thing, what would you sort? In other words, variation is necessary for sorting; otherwise, there's no need.
If you have all one kind of any particular thing, what would you sort? In other words, variation is necessary for sorting; otherwise, there's no need.
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