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    Exam 9: Evolution at Multiple Loci: Quantitative Genetics
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    It Becomes Possible to Predict Evolutionary Changes in a Population
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It Becomes Possible to Predict Evolutionary Changes in a Population

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It becomes possible to predict evolutionary changes in a population after we have measured two attributes affecting the population in question.What two measures allow us to make such predictions?

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