Why are some genetic disorders not eliminated from the gene pool despite being harmful?
- AThey possess future survival advantages.
- BThey remain recessive and are carried by heterozygotes.
- CThey are dominant and appear frequently.
- DGenetic drift occurs due to small population size.
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