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Frogs in a certain population can be either green or bright yellow. The green color allows the frogs to blend in with their surroundings better. Over time, however, more and more yellow frogs are being born. Which conclusion can be drawn about this population?

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Answer:

the frogs are not having enough offspring for natural selection.

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User David Soussan
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Answer: Dominance of Gene for Bright Yellow Coloration.

Explanation: Gene carries the genetic makeup of a particular organism. It house all the information of all living organisms.

According to the phenomenon expressed by Gregor Mendel (law of Inheritance), genes are divided into two; dominant and recessive. The gene responsible for bright yellow color is more dominant in ascending generation of the frog which translates that gene responsible for green color is recessive.

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