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    Two Genetic Consequences of Small Population Size That Affect the Survival
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Two Genetic Consequences of Small Population Size That Affect the Survival

Question 57

Question 57

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Two genetic consequences of small population size that affect the survival of species are


A) inbreeding and increase in genetic variability.
B) hybridization and loss of genetic variability.
C) hybridization and increase in genetic variability.
D) inbreeding and loss of genetic variability.

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