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An observable trait in a sexually reproducing plant species is controlled by a single gene that has only two alleles. The table below shows the allele frequencies of the dominant allele (P) and the recessive allele (p) over five generations.

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An observable trait in a sexually reproducing plant species is controlled by a single gene that has only two alleles. The table below shows the allele frequencies of the dominant allele (P) and the recessive allele (p) over five generations.

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aaronq · Answer

I think you have to do some calculations of your own, read this over http://www.okstate.edu/artsci/zoology/ravdb/files/25.pdf