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Which topic would be of LEAST interest to a scientist studying natural selection? A. how mutations change species B. the extinction of a species due to an Ice Age C. why there are variations among similar
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Which topic would be of LEAST interest to a scientist studying natural selection?

A.
how mutations change species
B.
the extinction of a species due to an Ice Age
C.
why there are variations among similar species
D.
detailing how organisms adapt to the environment

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The answer would be B
User Yonathan
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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

Natural selection deals with adaptation to environment to survive better than less adapted and how their environment changes them.

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