Genetic Drift: Defined As Stochastic Shift in Allele Frequencies. Variation in The Relative Frequency of Different
Genetic drift is defined as a stochastic shift in allele frequencies that occurs by chance in small populations as particular genes disappear when individuals die or do not reproduce, leading to variation in the relative frequency of genotypes. Gene flow is the process by which evolution can also proceed through the loss or gain of alleles via emigration or immigration between populations.
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Genetic Drift: Defined As Stochastic Shift in Allele Frequencies. Variation in The Relative Frequency of Different
Genetic drift is defined as a stochastic shift in allele frequencies that occurs by chance in small populations as particular genes disappear when individuals die or do not reproduce, leading to variation in the relative frequency of genotypes. Gene flow is the process by which evolution can also proceed through the loss or gain of alleles via emigration or immigration between populations.
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GENETIC DRIFT
Defined as stochastic shift
in allele frequencies. Variation in the relative frequency of different genotypes in a small population, owing to the chance disappearance of particular genes as individuals die or do not reproduce. GENE FLOW Is process of evolution can also proceed by the loss or gain of alleles via emigration or immigration. MECHANISM OF EVOLUTION