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Genetic Variations That Confer No Apparent Selective Advantage or Disadvantage

Question 55

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Genetic variations that confer no apparent selective advantage or disadvantage in a particular environment are said to be selectively ____.

A) random
B) deleterious
C) neutral
D) benign
E) stabilizing

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