Answer: Because some mutations can exert selection pressure on some mutations, selecting them positively in order to perpetuate the species.
Explanation:
Malaria may have exerted selection pressure on the human genome, causing it to evolve by selecting those genes that provide this resistance to the Malaria disease, prevailing against the negative effect of the mutation itself. Therefore, this phenomenon is seen in populations where mutation of the gene that codes for glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase is common, for example in some african pupulations.
<span>evidence for copper alloy or bronze casting in Sub Saharan Africa.</span>
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this looks like an mcq from A levels
If youd stop breathing for so long youd die
The supernatant and the size and number of agglutinate packets are the components reviewed in grading an agglutination reaction? If this is a True or False question then it’s “True”
