A change in DNA has caused snail p to be very different from the other five snails suggest why there might be an inereasing number of snails similar to P in each future generation

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A change in DNA has caused snail p to

be very different from the other five snails

suggest why there might be an inereasing

number of snails similar to P in each

future generation

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snail p will mate with other snails who will mate with other snails

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