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Why Do Bottlenecks Reduce Genetic Variation? [Solved]
Populations generate genetic variation over time, which can be specifically reduced by selection or stochastically reduced by genetic bottlenecks. After a bottleneck, a limited number of randomly selected individuals create a founding population, resulting in genetic drift.
Bottleneck Effect - Tales from the Genome
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