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Changes in the heritable attributes of populations of organisms over time. The mechanisms of evolution are mutation, migration, drift, and selection.
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What is neutral theory of evolution?
As Kimura and Ohta have said, quoting Muller, “the gene through the long course of evolution has finally found itself in man” (quoted in Lewontin, above, p. 30). … However, the dispute about the neutral theory of evolution cannot be understood without reference to the above conceptual basis. …
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