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A mating population contains two alleles, A1 and A2 , with the following frequencies: f( A1) = p = 0.7 and f( A2) = q = 0.3If you observed that the actual genotype frequency of the heterozygote was 0.21, you could concludeA.) that no evolution is occurring in this populationB.) that evolution is occurring in this populationC.) that natural selection is occurring in this populationD.) nothing about whether evolution is occurring; you must first collect more data
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