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Incorrect Question 16 0/3 pts Below is an example of an evolutionary pressure we discussed called genetic drift. What happens to the dominant and recessive alleles in a population in this type of scenario? Original population Bottlenecking event Surviving population Individuals that are homozygous dominant, homozygous recessive and heterozygous have an equal, random chance of being eliminated from the population. The dominant allele is selected for in this scenario, leaving the recessive allele to be eliminated. The dominant allele is selected against in this scenario, leaving the recessive allele to thrive. The dominant and recessive allele mutate to be able to remain in the population.

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16) © the dominant allele is selected against the scenario, leaving the recessive allele to thrive. [(14 is almost imbossible to totally eliminal recessive sllele soors a , population even under selection pressure that causing genetic driff: because if dominant phenotype is what is selected for both AA and Aa indivisual have that phenoto be. Thus indivisual in dominant bhenotofes will come the allele for recessive froit thus recessive allele will Survine (thrive) eventhough dominant allele is selected) But, generally in bottleneck experiment, there was rondom gelection takes place ]