In an original population of 30 mice,the frequency of dark-fur-pigment alleles is 57% and the frequency of white-fur-pigment alleles is 43%. Ten generations later,the population of 30 mice now has 28 dark-fur-pigment alleles and 32 white-fur-pigment alleles? What are the new allele frequencies? Is there evidence of ongoing evolution? Explain.

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In an original population of 30 mice,the frequency of dark-fur-pigment alleles is 57% and the frequency of white-fur-pigment alleles is 43%.  Ten generations later,the population of 30 mice now has 28 dark-fur-pigment alleles and 32 white-fur-pigment alleles?  What are the new allele frequencies?  Is there evidence of ongoing evolution?  Explain.

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The Answer of In an original population of 30 mice,the frequency of dark-fur-pigment alleles is 57% and the frequency of white-fur-pigment alleles is 43%.  Ten generations later,the population of 30 mice now has 28 dark-fur-pigment alleles and 32 white-fur-pigment alleles?  What are the new allele frequencies?  Is there evidence of ongoing evolution?  Explain.

In an Original Population of 30 Mice,the Frequency of Dark-Fur-Pigment