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Introduction of Previously Nonexistent Genes into a Population May Be

Question 57

Question 57

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Introduction of previously nonexistent genes into a population may be accomplished by


A) nonrandom mating.
B) mutation.
C) sexual recombination.
D) the founder effect.
E) changes in chromosome structure.

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