Subpopulations often vary genetically from one another because they
A) are subject to stabilizing selection.
B) are subject to different selective pressures.
C) experience a high rate of gene flow.
D) experience different rates of mutation.
E) All of the above

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Subpopulations often vary genetically from one another because they are subject to different selective pressures. This means that certain traits may be favored in one subpopulation but not in another, leading to differences in allele frequencies between the two.

Subpopulations Often Vary Genetically from One Another Because They