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c httpsu/ualeamblackboard conv webaposNassessmenttakelaunchisplcourse assessment 64182 1&course; id 6722 18content id .2368112 18step null Question 4 In order for a population to remain in Hardy Weinberg equilbrium, maing must be random what would happen to the genotypic and phenotypic frequencies ir individuais were more Mkely to mate with others that shared their phenotype 12 pt L2 Heterozygotic genotypes and the dominant phenotype would gradualy become more frequent. Homozygous recessive genotypes and the recessive phenotype would gradually become more frequent. Homozygous dominant genotypes and the dominant phenotype would gradually beoome more frequent. Heterozygotic genotypes and nether phenotype would beoorme more frequent. Question 5 When natural selection occurs. which of the folowing happens' Dnerent genotypes contribute different numbers of ofspring to the next generation The gene pool remains the same. o There are constant matatons. All of those n 6 2 points Save Answer A population undergoing natural selection would see a faster and more dramatic change in alelo frequency if the starting generation oontained more of the allele being seiected 12: WBA aganst Question 7 an evolving poguason, you would expect the frequency of analele that ooniers a soleosve asvantage to 2 points Save Answer O

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When natural selection occurs different genotype contribute different number of offspring to next the generation. This option is best suited as compared to other options.

Because the gene pool will not be same always because if there is natural selection then the chances of variation in the gene pool is high. So that option is not valid.

There cannot be constant mutation because there is a lot of mutations during natural selection.

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