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A population of bacteria becoming resistant after being exposed to antibiotics is an example of: a) evolution b) extinction c) conservation biology d) selective breeding
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A population of bacteria becoming resistant after being exposed to antibiotics is an example of:

a) evolution
b) extinction
c) conservation biology
d) selective breeding

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I think it’s evolution
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