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Genetic drift is the effect of chance or luck on the survival and reproductive success of individuals. A flood kills 95% of an isolated population of white-footed mice. Which is a possible effect of genetic drift on this population?

Traits that are only the most fit for their environment may decrease due to the bottleneck effect

The amount of genetic diversity will increase above pre-flood levels in a single generation

Traits that may not be the most fit for their environment may increase due to the bottleneck effect

Only the top 1% of the surivivors will reproduce; less fit individuals will die without reproducing.

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examples of homologous structures and adaptions to a common ancestor

examples of convergent evolution and adaptions to a common environment

examples of vestigial structures

none of these

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a nucleotide

an amino acid

a nickel base

a nitrogen base