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Which scenario would most likely result in genetic drift?
A. When predators are removed from an island, the island's population of finches grows larger
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C. Several individuals in a population of wolves are killed by ranchers when they attack a herd of cattle.
D. A population of moose living at the base of a volcano is nearly wiped out when the volcano erupts
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