In an Experiment on Mutations in Asexual Versus Sexual Yeast

question 25

Multiple Choice

In an experiment on mutations in asexual versus sexual yeast populations, Michael McDonald and colleagues found that

• A) deleterious mutations could not be uncoupled from beneficial mutations in asexual populations.
• B) only beneficial mutations were accumulated in asexual populations.
• C) asexual populations underwent frequent recombination.
• D) sexual populations could not uncouple beneficial and deleterious alleles.

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