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Chapter 12.7, Problem 3MC
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The differences between population bottleneck and the founder effect.
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Genetic drift refers to a change in the gene pool of a small population that occurs by chance. Genetic drift results in loss of genetic traits from the population. There are two forms of genetic drift, one is population bottleneck, and another is founder effect.
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