Hip dysplasia is a common ailment in large dog breeds including Rottweilers in the United

States. One breeder decides to import several females from Germany where the disease is less
common to mate with his male dogs. This introduction of new alleles into his dog population
is an example of __________.



a. natural selection
b. adaptation
c. gene flow
d. dispersal


C

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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