Which is a process that eliminates harmful alleles from a gene pool?
negative selection
gene flow
genetic drift
differential selection
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The correct answer is the negative selection.
The negative selection, in natural selection, refers to the selective withdrawal of alleles, which are harmful. This can lead to stabilizing selection via the exclusion of lethal genetic polymorphisms, which originate via random mutations.
The removal of deleterious alleles can be attained on the level of population genetics, with as little as a single point mutation being the unit of selection.
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Negitive selection hope it helps
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