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What is the difference between genetic drift and natural selection?(1 point)
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Genetic drift is the frequency of genes in a population; natural selection is the frequency of adaptations in a population.
Genetic drift is the frequency of genes in a population; natural selection is the frequency of adaptations in a population.
Genetic drift is the selection of random traits in a population; natural selection is the selection of specific traits.
Genetic drift is the selection of random traits in a population; natural selection is the selection of specific traits.
Genetic drift is the change in a population’s genes over time; natural selection is the evolution of a population over time.
Genetic drift is the change in a population’s genes over time; natural selection is the evolution of a population over time.
Genetic drift is the random increase or decrease of certain genes in a population; natural selection is not random.
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Correct answer: "Genetic drift is the random increase or decrease of certain genes in a population; natural selection is not random."
Explanation: Genetic drift changes allele frequencies by chance (sampling error), especially in small populations. Natural selection is a non-random process where alleles that increase fitness become more common because individuals with them survive and reproduce more.
Explanation: Genetic drift changes allele frequencies by chance (sampling error), especially in small populations. Natural selection is a non-random process where alleles that increase fitness become more common because individuals with them survive and reproduce more.
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