At present,the neutral theory of molecular evolution ________.
A) is strongly supported by significant amounts of empirical evidence
B) has been disproven, as neutral mutations have not been shown to have been fixed in populations
C) is inclusive, as enough data has not yet been evaluated
D) seems to work in some species but not others

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The Answer of At present,the neutral theory of molecular evolution ________.
A) is strongly supported by significant amounts of empirical evidence
B) has been disproven, as neutral mutations have not been shown to have been fixed in populations
C) is inclusive, as enough data has not yet been evaluated
D) seems to work in some species but not others

At Present,the Neutral Theory of Molecular Evolution ________