Individuals that carry a particular allele may have more descendants than other individuals, resulting in the allele becoming more common. Which process causes random alleles to become more common within a population?

gene shuffling

directional selection

natural selection

genetic drift

genetic drift

Explanation:

When genetic drift happens, a random allele becomes more common just by chance. Unlike natural selection, there is no benefit from the random allele that helps the organism to have a better survival rate in genetic drift. It simply coincidence without any cause. Genetic drift will less likely happen if the population bigger compared to a smaller population.

this transfer is call conjunction

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