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Umnica [9.8K]
3 years ago
15

Consider an advantageous allele segregating in a population as a major polymorphism. Which of the following would not generally

slow the fixation of the allele?
a. The environment changes in such a manner as to reduce the selective advantage.
b. The population begins to receive immigrants from a population that maintains the same initial frequency of the alleles.
c. In addition to being advantageous the allele also exhibits overdominance.
d. The population begins to exhibit positive assortative mating for each of the genotypes.
e. The population size increases.
Biology
1 answer:
satela [25.4K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

C. In addition to being advantageous the allele also exhibits overdominance.

Explanation:

If the allele is advantageous and dominant over the other alleles, the individuals who own it will adapt better to the environment and most of their offspring will exhibit the attributes granted by the allele, which would increase its frequency in the population over time. In addition, individuals who own it will be more successful and more likely to reproduce than those who do not.

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