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How do mutations relate to natural selection
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How do mutations relate to natural selection

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As mutations occur natural selection decides which mutations will live on and which ones will die out
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they relate because they both have to do with the behavioral patterns of the cycle of life. essentially they both are related to way things transform into one another
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