A mutation that has risen to high frequency through a selective sweep shows a characteristic pattern in which only one allele is
found for other loci that occur nearest the selected mutation. Which of the following contribute(s) to this pattern?
1 answer:
<u>Answer:</u>
Recombination is less likely to separate nearby allele from the favored one contribute(s) to this pattern.
<u> Explanation:</u>
- Selective sweep is the reduction/elimination of the difference in the nucleotide (allele) in the mutation. This usually occurs in a rare allele.
- Mutation is the alteration in the existing gene of a species.
- Recombination is the exchange of DNA between the chromosomes of the parents.
- The mutation levels are prone to increase or decrease during recombination.
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