There are five individuals in population 1 all with genotype BB. There are 50 individuals in population 2 all with genotype bb. These populations (members of the same species) are widely separated geographically and have similar environmental conditions. What is a likely cause of their genetic variation and why?
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F. random mating H- gene flow
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