Which of the following is the only cause of microevolution that can lead to adaptations? A.mutations B.gene flow C.small population D.non-random mating E.natural selection

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Which of the following is the only cause of microevolution that can lead to adaptations?

A.mutations
B.gene flow
C.small population
D.non-random mating
E.natural selection

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E. Natural selection

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