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The colors of individuals in a snail population are determined by a single autosomal locus. A1A1 homozygotes are red, A1A2 heterozygotes are pink, and A2A2 homozygotes are white. Genotypic fitnesses are
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The colors of individuals in a snail population are determined by a single autosomal locus. A1A1 homozygotes are red, A1A2 heterozygotes are pink, and A2A2 homozygotes are white. Genotypic fitnesses are as follows: wA1A1 = 0.5; wA1A2 = 1.0; wA2A2 = 0.75. At equilibrium,

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The correct answer would be; Both alleles are maintained in the population, and allele A2 is more common than allele A1

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