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Biology, 11.05.2021 01:00 fatumasiraj

Suppose the mutation for the sickle cell disease gene first appeared in a region without malaria. The first carrier would have
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O been less likely to survive and reproduce than his peers.
O been more likely to survive and reproduce than his peers.
O died from sickle cell disease before reproducing.
O had the same likelihood to survive and reproduce as his peers.

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