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The process of evolution (Multiple Choice)

The process of evolution
A) cannot involve genetic mutations.
B) can occur in the absence of natural selection.
C) implies genetic similarity.
D) refers to a gradual change in the structure and function of a species.
E) requires numerous mutations.

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