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a mutation causes a specific variation within the population
a mutation causes a specific variation within the population
a mutation causes an inactivated gene to be reactivated
a mutation causes an inactivated gene to be reactivated
a mutation causes a gene to become inactivated
a mutation causes a gene to become inactivated
a mutation causes a specific advantage within the population
a mutation causes a specific advantage within the population
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The scenario that will always lead to natural selection is:
a mutation causes a specific advantage within the population.
This is because natural selection occurs when certain traits provide individuals with a better chance of survival and reproduction. If a mutation confers a specific advantage, the individuals with that mutation are more likely to thrive and pass on their genes to the next generation.
