Question

question 9 1 pts describes a broader scale of evolutionary changes whereas describes changes in a populations genetic structure. natural selection, genetic drift mutation, natural selection macroevolution, microevolution microevolution, macroevolution

Explanation:

Macroevolution refers to large - scale evolutionary changes over long periods, such as the formation of new species or major evolutionary trends. Microevolution, on the other hand, focuses on small - scale changes within a population's genetic makeup over relatively short periods. Natural selection and genetic drift are mechanisms of microevolution. Mutation is also a factor in genetic change but does not directly represent the broad - scale vs. population - level distinction.

Answer:

C. Macroevolution, microevolution