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Biology, 23.06.2021 01:00 rakanmadi87

A team of researchers are studying natural selection in a population of small marine invertebrates called isopods that live on pink corals. In this population, isopod body color is controlled by one gene with alternate alleles A and a. Isopods can be AA (red), Aa (pink), or aa (white). Isopod body size is controlled by another gene with alternate alleles B and b, and they can be large (BB or Bb) or small (bb). A new predator arrives on the reef that is extremely good at preying on isopods that are large and either red or white because they are easy to see. Over time, which genetic individuals have the best chance to become more abundant in the population with each subsequent generation?

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