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    Exam 7: The Genetics of Populations
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    Disassortative Mating May Be Beneficial Because
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Disassortative Mating May Be Beneficial Because

Question 2

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Disassortative mating may be beneficial because


A) it will likely reduce the probability of a deleterious recessive being expressed.
B) it will maximize the genetic diversity in the offspring.
C) it makes it easier to find a mate.
D) A and B
E) All of the above

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