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/attempt/quiz start frame.d217ou-16706568ispre &drc-08eqi-23786268cfql-08dnb- ollege PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY 11 LAB Section 006 Fall 000 sessments Grades Classlist Course ToolsAnnouncements einberg I Post-Lab Quiz 00 Tine Leto,0028Dbstr Attemt 1 What should happen if "double yellows" are continuously removed from the population in each generation? tions s saved p and q will start to equalize the population will keep getting smaller q will decline and may eventually reach the population will stop producing offspring Save lResponse Question 5 (1 point) B In a population of 25 individuals, 11 are homozygous recessive. What is q2 stion 5 Saved 'Explanation / Answer
C. q will declined and will eventually reach 0
Assuming that q is responsible for yellow and if individuals homozygous for q (double yellows) were removed the proportion of q in the population shall decrease and at a point of time will become zero.
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