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Campbell Mendez
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17 August, 17:57
What are the 5 principles of natural selection?
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Alexus Myers
17 August, 18:06
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5 principle of nature are
1. very large population
2. isolation from other population
3. no net mutations
4. random mating
5. no natural selection
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