In a fish population in a shallow stream, the genotypic frequencies of yellowish-brown fish and greenish-brown fish changed significantly after a flash flood randomly swept away individuals from that stream. This change in genotypic frequency was most likely attributable to:
a) gene flow. b) disruptive selection. c) directional selection. d) stabilizing selection. e) genetic drift.
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