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Which process adds new genes to a gene pool

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alexgriva [62]4 years ago

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Gene Flow adds new genes to a gene pool

prisoha [69]4 years ago

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Question: Which process adds new genes to a gene pool?

Answer: The gene pool is the sum total of all the genes and combinations of genes that occur in a population… The composition of a population's gene pool can change over time through evolution. This can occur by a variety of mechanisms, including mutations, natural selection, and genetic drift. Also the Gene flow is also the answer for simpler answer.

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