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Evolution by natural selection occurs in an individual in a generation in a population over one generation in a population over many generations Auto saved at: 15:48:57
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Evolution by natural selection occurs
in an individual
in a generation
in a population over one generation
in a population over many generations
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Evolution is in a population over many generations
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D. I just learned about this in class(online school)
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