The types of evidence for evolution include
i) Changes in allele frequency over subsequent generations.
ii) When the population in question is examined it does not follow Hardy-Weiberg equilibrium.
iii) Signs of gene flow between populations.
iv) Presence of Sewall-Wright effects or genetic drift in the population.
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You have no choices however, A gene pool is defined as a sum total of all the genes present in an inter-breeding population at a specific time. It includes all the alleles of all the loci within the genes of a interbreeding population or species. The composition of the gene pool of a population can change with course of a time due to evolution
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D. One parent is homozygous, and the other is heterozygous for the dominant trait
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