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Change of frequency of alleles in a popu...

Change of frequency of alleles in a population results in evolution is proposed

A

Darwin's theory

B

Lamarck's theory

C

Hardy-Weinberg principle

D

de Vries theory

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B
Lamarck.s theory
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