| 41. | They call it " genetic drift ."
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| 42. | Once separated, the species begins to adapt to their new environment via genetic drift and natural selection.
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| 43. | This effect is more pronounced in small populations, where genetic drift is more significant as a result.
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| 44. | Read about genetic drift to see why.
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| 45. | This displays the idea of genetic drift.
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| 46. | "Over the years, this variety of pepper had suffered from what we call ` genetic drift, "'
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| 47. | Speciation by genetic drift is a specific case of peripatric speciation which in itself occurs in rare instances.
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| 48. | Genetic drift is a real thing.
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| 49. | Genetic drift was embraced as an additional mechanism of evolutionary development in the modern synthesis of the theory.
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| 50. | Kimura developed mathematical models of the behavior of neutral mutations subject to random genetic drift in biological populations.
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