Loss of a particular character in a population could be explained by. (please make sure to select ALL correct answer options). O loss of gene function by deletion of all or part of the coding region of a gene. loss of gene function by deletion of a regulatory element for a gene. gene inactivation. loss of gene function by a change in sequence within a regulatory element of a gone

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