If a mutation is removed from a population due to either genetic drift or natural selection, it is said to be: A) negatively adapted. B) maintained. C) fixed. D) extinct. E) controlled.

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If a mutation is removed from a population due to either genetic drift or natural selection, it is said to be:

A) negatively adapted.
B) maintained.
C) fixed.
D) extinct.
E) controlled.

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d is the correct answer hopes this helps bro ;)

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D) extinct

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Harun Or Rashid answered Nov 20, 2021

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