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9. What can be inferred about the red gene versus the blue gene in the following diagram? II II Beneficial mutarton Game pool Gene pool changes over time

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9. What can be inferred about the red gene versus the blue gene in the following diagram?
EERATON 2
II
II
II
HIODEVOLUTION
HIODEYOLITICH
II
II
Beneficlal mutaron
Gane pool
Gene pool
changes
gver time
Starting popultion
Population changed vía
mlavevolution

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