A change in allele frequency at one locus does not result in the change in allele frequency at a second locus. These loci are most likely
A) recessive.
B) unlinked.
C) linked.
D) dominant.

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Unlinked loci are located on different chromosomes or are far apart on the same chromosome, resulting in independent assortment during meiosis. A change in allele frequency at one locus therefore does not necessarily affect the allele frequency at a second locus.

A Change in Allele Frequency at One Locus Does Not