Inbreeding
A) changes allele frequencies in a population.
B) rearranges allele combinations in a population.
C) is a mechanism of evolution.
D) all of the above

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Inbreeding does not change allele frequencies within a population; rather, it rearranges allele combinations, leading to an increase in homozygosity. This process does not introduce new alleles or directly drive evolution, but it can have evolutionary consequences by exposing deleterious alleles to selection.