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Stoplights have a taste that is preferred by gobblers. Suppose a mutation occurred in the gene for taste. The mutation resulted in offspring with a bitter taste that repels the gobblers. What would you
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Stoplights have a taste that is preferred by gobblers. Suppose a mutation occurred in the gene for taste. The mutation resulted in offspring with a bitter taste that repels the gobblers. What would you expect to happen to that mutation over time?
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The mutation would die down. (What is a gobbler?)
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