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Biology, 24.06.2019 18:00 KMyers

Why are small populations more prone to genetic disease? they have a greater frequency of harmful genes. they tend to interbreed with other populations. they have larger gene pools, so more diseases can occur. they are prone to instantaneous speciation.

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