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Why is genetic drift less important in human evolution at present than it was twenty thousand or more years ago?

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biology

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  1. The human genome has fully adapted to current environmental pressures
  2. Modern medicine has eliminated the effects of genetic drift
  3. The rate of genetic drift is directly proportional to technological advancements
  4. Humans have reached a genetic equilibrium where drift is no longer possible
  5. Humans have developed immunity to genetic drift
  6. Genetic drift is now counteracted by the influence of cultural evolution
  7. Genetic mutations are less common in present-day humans
  8. Genetic drift has increased over time
  9. Human evolution has stopped
  10. Populations are now larger and more connected, reducing the impact of genetic drift

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stemez-Biology

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