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25 points if you answer this. Genetic drift and natural selection can both be mechanisms of evolution. However, they are very different mechanisms. Explain how genetic drift is different from natural selection.
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25 points if you answer this. Genetic drift and natural selection can both be mechanisms of evolution. However, they are very different mechanisms.
Explain how genetic drift is different from natural selection.
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Genetic drift is when allele frequency changes by chance , natural selection is inheriting adaptations made by the environment.
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