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A population of Poison dart frogs can be red (RR), orange (Rr) or yellow (rr). The allele frequency of the mainland is R: 0.5 r: 0.5. A small group of the frogs moves to an island off the mainland. If the group is composed of 4 red and one orange frog, what would you expect to happen to the allele frequency?
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