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Biology, 11.02.2022 02:20, mutoni55

How could we simulate genetic drift in a lab activity? This does not need to be limited to beans. Any number of mechanisms could be used to simulate populations with different alleles, even
with familiar objects that are easily handled. Describe your simulated experiment. (4 pt)

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