Multiple Choice
What is the most common reason that new mutations are lost from a population?
A) Most mutations are caused by exposure to environmental mutagens that result in many mutations in the same individual, leading to death.
B) Most mutations are silent.
C) All new mutations result in lower reproductive fitness.
D) Populations are of a finite size and new mutations can be lost by chance.
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