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Imagine there was a gene that affected eye color, hair color, and height. This would be an example of Genetic drift Mitosis Pleiotropy Meiosis 

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Pleiotropy
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Imagine there was a gene that affected eye color, hair color, and height. This would be an example of Genetic drift Mitosis Pleiotropy Meiosis

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Imagine there was a gene that affected eye color, hair color, and height. This would be an example of Genetic drift Mitosis Pleiotropy Meiosis Imagine there was a gene that affected eye color, hair color, and height. This would be an example of Genetic drift Mitosis Pleiotropy Meiosis
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00:01 High students and the question is that from the given option which results in changes in the allelic frequency in a small population due to the chance events okay so that is a question and let's see the given options first option is a genetic recombination so what is genetic recombination the meaning of genetic recombination is the rearrangement of the alleles re -arrangement of alleles which is taking place by a process known as a crossing over which occurred during the pro phase 1 of meiosis 1 so it is incorrect and gene flow is this is a flow of the gene between the two populations here there are 100 population and here there is another 100 population at the place a and the place b and the individuals if migrated from population a to the population b and the individual is made here they perform the reproduction here then what happened the alleles from the site a is lost right the individual is migrated the alleles are also migrated hence there is a loss of alleles here and there is an addition of new alleles here so this changes in our alleles due to a migration is called as gene flow and what is genetic drift the changes in the allelic frequency allelic frequency is changed within the small population due to the chance events what is this suppose in a population very small population…
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