You are studying a population of squirrels in a city park in McMinniville Tn,. You are interested in this population because it contains some albinos (caused by a recessive allele for fur color). Recent studies in rural areas have shown that albino squirrels suffer predator mortality at a higher rate than normally colored squirrels. You want to know if natural selection acts on albinism in a city park in the same manner that it does in the wild. You go to the park, shot all 120 squirrels in the park, and sample their DNA. From these samples you determine that:
68 were homozygous dominant (B,B)
28 were heterozygous (B,b)
24 were homozygous recessive (b,b)
Use the Chi Square Goodness of Fit Test to test the Null hypothesis that this population is not undergoing natural selection for fur color. If you conclude that it is experiencing natural selection, state whether albinism is being selected for or selected against.
You are studying a population of squirrels in a city park in McMinniville Tn,. You are...
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