Heritable differences exist in different populations. a. Variation b. Overproduction c. Competition d. Adaptations Explain your answer

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RKumsher · Answer 1 · 2024-12-14T02:28:43+0000

Answer: D. Adaptations

Explanation: The reason why different populations of the same species can have differences in phenotype is due to adaptations, which occur from natural selection, a factor of evolution.

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