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A population of red bats has two alleles (A and A’) at the chymase gene. The relative fitness values of the three genotypes are wAA = 1.0, wAA’ = 1.0, and wA’A’ = 0.85. At time 0, the frequencies of the two alleles are f(A) = p = 0.15 and f(A’) = q = 0.85. What type of selection is operating at the chymase gene? Which allele (A, A’, or neither) is genetically dominant? Calculate s for this locus. Over time, will the frequency of allele A increase, decrease, or stay the same? Calculate the average fitness of this population. What will the frequency of the A allele be in generation 1?
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