Question

multiple choice question
genetic change in a population, such as a change in allele frequencies, is defined as

• inheritance.
• superposition.
• fossilization.
• evolution.

Explanation:

• Inheritance refers to the passing of traits from parents to offspring, not population - level genetic change.
• Superposition is a concept in physics (e.g., wave superposition) and has no relation to genetic change in populations.
• Fossilization is the process of preserving organisms as fossils, not about genetic change in populations.
• Evolution is defined as the genetic change in a population over time, including changes in allele frequencies.

Answer:

D. evolution