In the 1800s humans hunted elephant seals in the arctic. At one point, the wild
population of...
Biology, 02.04.2020 17:02 angellinelittle
In the 1800s humans hunted elephant seals in the arctic. At one point, the wild
population of seals was reduced to only 20 individuals, greatly reducing the gene
pool.
As elephant seals have reproduced and recovered from danger, this sudden
shrinkage of the gene pool would be classified as __
O A catastrophic event
O A bottleneck event
A mutation event
The founder's effect
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