What happens to alleles that do not provide a survival advantage? A. They multiply rapidly. B. They become less common over generations. C. They remain constant.

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What happens to alleles that

do not provide a survival
advantage?
A. They multiply rapidly.
B. They become less common over
generations.
C. They remain constant.

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Answer:

B. They become less common over

generations.

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Steve Wilhelm answered Dec 22, 2024

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