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How does artificial selection cause rapid changes in the phenotypes of organisms?
A. By selecting dominant genotypes
B. By changing the number of
chromosomes
C. By changing the frequency of alleles and
selecting new combinations of traits
D. By stimulating the species to increase
the production of new mutants
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