Question

Homozygous recessive individuals selectively leaving a population is an example of:
a) Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.
b) natural selection.
c) nonrandom mating.
d) differential migration.
e) the bottleneck effect.

So far throughout my class, I have not heard anything about a "bottleneck effect", so I am assuming that E is not correct. The Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium deals with allele frequencies, therefore it is unlikely that A is the right answer. Nonrandom mating has nothing to do with the question so I don't think it's C, either. I am caught between B and D.

Answer 1

@bleebleebleed:

Answer 2

Im thinking B

Answer 3

I thought so too, but I wasn't sure about what differential migration was so I wanted to check and make sure. Thank you.

Answer 4

Your welcome

Answer 5

Lol, it was D