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Chapter 27.7, Problem 3CC
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In what way the gene flow, genetic drift, and extinction risk would differ between the original and the remnant populations.
Concept introduction:
Gene flow is the transfer of genes or alleles from one population to another.
Genetic drift is the change in allele frequency of a population due to chance events. It is more likely to occur in a small population than a larger population. It decreases the genetic variability of a population.
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