In order for migration to alter allele frequencies in another population:

A) the gene pool of the migrating population must be different from the population it is joining.
B) a large portion of the population must leave as new individuals arrive.
C) the gene pools of the populations involved must be very similar.
D) a large portion of the population must die off.


Answer: A

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