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Why is rapid evolutionary change more likely to occur in small populations?

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Rapid evolutionary change more likely to occur in small populations because of a small gene pool. Small population generally equals small gene pool.
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The rapid evolutionary change, more likely to occur in small populations because of genetic drift.

What is the evolutionary change?

The changes occur in an organism over the time or a population is called evolutionary changes.

The smaller the population, the more will be changes.

The phenomenon is called as genetic drift.

This is because random chance can lead some forms of a gene to be lost, and this is more to happen in small populations.

Thus, the rapid evolutionary change, more likely to occur in small populations because of genetic drift.

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