Refer to the figure.
Simulations, in which it was assumed that the populations were subject to only genetic drift (no selection), were performed using three different starting population sizes, and they were scored for the frequency of the B allele. All populations started with the frequency of 50% of the B allele. Each line represents a different replicate of the conditions. The three panels differ only in the population size. Which graph is of populations with the largest population size?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) A and B had roughly equal population sizes, which were larger than those in panel C.

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Refer to the figure.
 Simulations, in which it was assumed that the populations were subject to only genetic drift (no selection), were performed using three different starting population sizes, and they were scored for the frequency of the B allele. All populations started with the frequency of 50% of the B allele. Each line represents a different replicate of the conditions. The three panels differ only in the population size. Which graph is of populations with the largest population size?
A) A 
B) B 
C) C 
D) A and B had roughly equal population sizes, which were larger than those in panel C.

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The Answer of Refer to the figure.
 Simulations, in which it was assumed that the populations were subject to only genetic drift (no selection), were performed using three different starting population sizes, and they were scored for the frequency of the B allele. All populations started with the frequency of 50% of the B allele. Each line represents a different replicate of the conditions. The three panels differ only in the population size. Which graph is of populations with the largest population size?
A) A 
B) B 
C) C 
D) A and B had roughly equal population sizes, which were larger than those in panel C.

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