Suppose that you have a population of rabbits whose nose size is determined by a single gene, N. NN animals have large noses, Nn animals have medium noses, and nn animals have small noses. Your population begins with the following distribution of nose sizes:
Large noses: 16
Medium noses: 80
Small noses: 104
5A) What are the allele frequencies in the population?
5B) For each situation below, pick the result that best describes what you would expect to see in the overall population of rabbits in the future. (3 points each).
Situation 1: There is positive assortative mating between rabbits.
Situation 2: There is negative assortative mating between rabbits.
Situation 3: Large noses are a disadvantage in attracting a mate.
Situation 4: Large noses are an advantage in detecting the presence of predators.
Situation 5: The population of rabbits becomes subdivided, with more large-nosed rabbits moving south, and more small-nosed rabbits moving north.




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