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How will natural selection effect gene allele frequency in your population?

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How will natural selection effect gene allele frequency in your population?

How will natural selection effect gene allele frequency in your population?

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allele frequencies tend to shift towards the phenotypic version that is best suited for the current environment. natural selection weeds out the unfit individuals and allow fit individuals to breed more increasing the number of "good" alleles.

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