The neutral theory of molecular evolution holds that
most differences among species at the molecular level are not associated with the fitness of the organism but instead that they add up to a series of inconsequential changes that are unrelated to the process of natural selection,which is usually the focal point of research into these differences.
A) most differences among species at the molecular level are not associated with the fitness of the organism but instead that they add up to a series of inconsequential changes that are unrelated to
B) most differences among species at the molecular level are not associated with the fitness of the organism but instead add up to a series of inconsequential changes unrelated to
C) most differences among species at the molecular level, instead of being associated with the fitness of the organism,they add up to a series of inconsequential changes that have been unrelated to
D) rather than being an associate with the fitness of the organism, most differences between species at the molecular level add up to as series of inconsequential changes that have no relationship with
E) rather than most difference between species at the molecular level being associated with the fitness of the organism,that they add up to a series of inconsequential changes that were unrelated to