Which scenario would most likely result in genetic drift? A. When predators are removed from an island, the island's population of finches grows larger

B. Climate change causes the arctic habitat of a population of ringed seals to become gradually warmer.

C. Several individuals in a population of wolves are killed by ranchers when they attack a herd of cattle.

D. A population of moose living at the base of a volcano is nearly wiped out when the volcano erupts

The correct option is;

D. A population of moose living at the base of a volcano is nearly wiped out when the volcano erupts

Explanation:

Genetic drift is the altering in the number of occurrence of a variant of an already existing gene within a small population due to disappearance by chance of genes of individuals as they fail to reproduce or survive

Genetic drift is said to have occurred in a population where, over time, there is a frequency change of a particular allele

Therefore, the scenario that will most likely result in a genetic drift is that where the population of moose living at the base of a volcano is nearly wiped out when the volcano erupts because there is a definite reduction in the different variant gene pool which will reflect in the frequency of the genes in the next generation of offspring