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A scientist is studying two populations of the same species of birds - one in Michigan and one in Montana. Both populations are relatively large (with more than 10,000 individuals each). However, the Michigan population has a much lower genetic diversity than the Montana population. Which of the following accurately describes these two populations?Multiple choice question.The Michigan population likely experienced a bottleneck in the past. Both populations are equally susceptible to genetic drift.The Montana population likely experienced a bottleneck in the past. The Michigan population is currently more susceptible to genetic drift.The Michigan population likely experienced a bottleneck in the past and is currently more susceptible to genetic drift.The Montana population likely experienced a bottleneck in the past and it is also more susceptible to genetic drift.

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A scientist is studying two populations of the same species of birds - one in Michigan and one in Montana. Both populations are relatively large (with more than 10,000 individuals each). However, the Michigan population has a much lower genetic diversity than the Montana population. Which of the following accurately describes these two populations?Multiple choice question.The Michigan population likely experienced a bottleneck in the past. Both populations are equally susceptible to genetic drift.The Montana population likely experienced a bottleneck in the past. The Michigan population is currently more susceptible to genetic drift.The Michigan population likely experienced a bottleneck in the past and is currently more susceptible to genetic drift.The Montana population likely experienced a bottleneck in the past and it is also more susceptible to genetic drift.

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The Michigan population likely experienced a bottleneck in the past and is currently more susceptible to genetic drift.

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