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The dunkers is a religious group which moved from germany to pennsylvania in the 1700's. the dunkers do not mate outside of their small group, and this has led to a change in the frequency of certain genes. the pennsylvania dunkers are now unique for other populations, including their german relatives. which of these best describes this occurred? a) gene flow b) speciation c) genetic drift d) natural selection
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