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Using evidence from the Sea Star Wasting Disease case study, explain how change in allele frequency over time (evolution) happens due to: (Pick one or two of the following to explain)
1) Species increasing in number
2) Mutation and reproduction results in a variety of genes passed on and carries by individuals of a population
3) Organisms in a community compete for resources
4) Organisms who can survive, thrive, and reproduce will increase in number
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