February 13th A change in the DNA sequence is known as a___? How can this lead to evolution of a population? The mixing up of DNA in meiosis, which can.

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February 13th A change in the DNA sequence is known as a___? How can this lead to evolution of a population? The mixing up of DNA in meiosis, which can lead to increased genetic variation among a species, is known as___? The introduction of new alleles into a population (through migration) which can lead to a change in the genetic make up of that population is known as? What example of genetic drift occurs when a natural disaster destroys a large portion of the population, and the new population no longer reflects what the original population was like? What example of genetic drift occurs when members of a population move to a new habitat and after years, the new population no longer reflects what the original pop was like?