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    Exam 12: Diversity Within Species and Population Genetics
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    A Population That Differs Significantly from Other Populations of the Same
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A Population That Differs Significantly from Other Populations of the Same

Question 35

Question 35

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A population that differs significantly from other populations of the same species is known as a


A) breed.
B) subspecies.
C) variety.
D) All of these answers are true.

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