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Biology, 27.07.2020 01:01, lemusanaisabel6064

Forest logging removes trees, leaving behind only smaller bushes. Some rats in a depleted forest have an allele that makes them smaller than normal rats. It is easier
for the small rats to hide from predators in the bushes.
a) Give two reasons that the rat population is norat Hardy Weinberg equilibrium
b) Which type of rat is selected for in this ecosystem? c) how will the allele frequency change in the rat population d) is this an example of natural selection? Explain. e) has genetic diversity helped or hurt the survival of the rat population? Explain

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