If a mutation is removed from a population due to either genetic drift or natural selection, it is said to be:
A)fixed.
B)maintained.
C)extinct.
D)controlled.
E)negatively adapted.

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When a mutation is removed from a population due to genetic drift or natural selection, it is considered to be extinct. This means it no longer exists within the gene pool of that population.

If a Mutation Is Removed from a Population Due to Either