Appearance of a new trait in experimental evolution consists of which three basic stages?
A) fixing, staining, and decolorizing
B) disabling gene expression, regulation, slow cell growth
C) potentiation, actualization, and refinement
D) gene amplification, purification, and subcloning
E) restriction digestion, agarose gel electrophoresis, and staining

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The three basic stages of appearance of a new trait in experimental evolution are potentiation (the initial appearance of the trait), actualization (when the trait is fully expressed), and refinement (when the trait becomes optimized through natural selection). The other answer choices are not related to the process of experimental evolution.

Appearance of a New Trait in Experimental Evolution Consists of Which