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In a large population, the allele frequency of a was .5 and changed to .7 over just a few generations. which of the following statements about this example is false?
1. evolution is occurring in the population.
2. the a allele is undergoing positive selection and istherefore adaptive.
3. the a allele is undergoing negative selection anddecreases fitness.
4. the population is undergoing genetic drift.
5. none of the above is false
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