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The frequency of an allele in an isolate...

The frequency of an allele in an isolated population may change due to

A

Gene flow

B

Mutation

C

Genetic drift

D

Natural selection

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The correct Answer is:
C
The frequency of allele change in a small population randomly either by natural calamities or by founder’s effect. This is called genetic drift.
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