4. Forest logging removes trees, leaving behind only smaller bushes. Some rats in a depleted forest have an allele that makes them smaller than normal rats. It is easier for the small rats to hide from predators in the bushes.

a) Give three reasons that the rat population is not at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. (6 points)

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4. Forest logging removes trees, leaving behind only smaller bushes. Some rats in a depleted forest have an allele that makes them smaller than normal rats. It is easier for the small rats to hide from predators in the bushes. 

a) Give three reasons that the rat population is not at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. (6 points)

krisssssssssssss · Answer

Didn't I already help you with this @zarkam21 ?

zarkam21 · Answer

Yes, But I'm sure for question a , that isn't the right answer

krisssssssssssss · Answer

oh okayyy

alones · Answer

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