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in which location would a population most likely be geographically isolated?
an island
a rain forest
a river
a wetland

which significant change can occur to a small population as a result of genetic drift?
The Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium will not equal 1.
Recessive traits always become dominant.
Large changes in allele frequencies can occur in a short time.
New individuals add their genes to the gene pool.

a bird’s wing, a dolphin’s fin, and a cat’s paw are homologous structures. what about these structures supports the theory of evolution?
They are evidence that the animals had a common ancestor.
They are good examples of vestigial structures.
They prove that the limbs of all land animals evolved from wings and fins.
They all have similar sizes and functions.
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