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3 years ago
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Draw conclusions: Natural selection is the process by which favorable traits tend to increase in frequency over time. How does t

his experiment illustrate natural selection?
IM SORRY TO ASK FOR SO MUCH HELP BUT THIS IS REALLY IMPORTANT PLEASE HELP 11NTH GRADE BIOLOGY
Biology
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juin [17]3 years ago
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