Which situation would most likely result in the greatest change in gene frequency in a population?
A bird has two alleles for a certain feather color.

A predator eats one phenotype rather than another for a year.

A large population loses a few individuals.

A single individual leaves a large population.

Question

Which situation would most likely result in the greatest change in gene frequency in a population? 
A bird has two alleles for a certain feather color.

       A predator eats one phenotype rather than another for a year.

       A large population loses a few individuals.

       A single individual leaves a large population.

anonymous · Answer

A predator eats one phenotype rather than another for a year.

anonymous · Answer

it may be the first one my frn

anonymous · Answer

I am sure about my answer  It is B   A predator eats one phenotype rather than another for a year.

anonymous · Answer

even if the predator eats one the phenotype for year the other has the gene of that phenotype as recessive which will be shown further generation but the if the bird have the two alleles for the particular color then the alleles gets separated and have a chance for formation of new color . so i think it result in the greatest change in gene frequency in a population.mean its a