What is the product of the following reaction? 
Definitions:
Viral Reassortment
A process where two or more viruses infect the same host cell and exchange genetic material, potentially creating new virus strains with distinct properties.
Natural Selection
The mechanism through which creatures that are more suited to their surroundings tend to live longer and have more descendants, resulting in changes through evolution.
Evolutionary Change
The process through which species undergo changes over time due to genetic variations and natural selection.
New Mutations
Genetic alterations that occur for the first time in a DNA sequence, contributing to genetic variation and potentially to evolution.
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