The flea beetle (P. nemorum) can survive on multiple types of plants, including radishes, eggplants and tomatoes. There is a dominant gene allele that allows P. nemorum to live on Bittercress (B. vulgaris). Radishes, eggplants and tomatoes all have some phenotypes that resist damage by P. nemorum and thus survive better. There are many different biological scenarios that can be modeled by PopG with the above information. Select alternative hypothesis that can be modeled by a one locus, two allele program like PopG. Select one or more: A resistant-flea beetle allele in radishes will change its allele frequency in the presence of the flea beetle (P. nemorum). Tomatoes and radishes will grow better without the flea beetle in the environment. The B allele allowing flea beetle (P. nemorum) growth on Bittercress, will become change its frequency in an environment with predominant Bittercress.
The flea beetle (P. nemorum) can survive on multiple types of plants, including radishes, eggplants and tomatoes. There is a dominant gene allele that allows P. nemorum to live on Bittercress (B. vulgaris). Radishes, eggplants and tomatoes all have some phenotypes that resist damage by P. nemorum and thus survive better. There are many different biological scenarios that can be modeled by PopG with the above information. Select alternative hypothesis that can be modeled by a one locus, two allele program like PopG. Select one or more: A resistant-flea beetle allele in radishes will change its allele frequency in the presence of the flea beetle (P. nemorum). Tomatoes and radishes will grow better without the flea beetle in the environment. The B allele allowing flea beetle (P. nemorum) growth on Bittercress, will become change its frequency in an environment with predominant Bittercress.
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Transcribed Image Text:The flea beetle (P. nemorum) can survive on multiple types of plants, including radishes, eggplants
and tomatoes. There is a dominant gene allele that allows P. nemorum to live on Bittercress (B.
vulgaris). Radishes, eggplants and tomatoes all have some phenotypes that resist damage by P.
nemorum and thus survive better.
There are many different biological scenarios that can be modeled by PopG with the above
information. Select alternative hypothesis that can be modeled by a one locus, two allele program
like PopG.
Select one or more:
O A resistant-flea beetle allele in radishes will change its allele frequency in the presence of the flea beetle (P. nemorum).
O Tomatoes and radishes will grow better without the flea beetle in the environment.
O The Ballele allowing flea beetle (P. nemorum) growth on Bittercress, will become change its frequency in an environment with
predominant Bittercress.
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