Step Three: The Dry Season DataDuring the dry season, the trees lose their leaves. The primates now eat the ants off of thebrown tree branches.1. In this environment, which allele frequency (brown or green) do you hypothesize willincrease over time?Table 3: Number of ants collected during the dry seasonGeneration of ants Brown antsGeneration 1Generation 2Generation 3Generation 46590125150Green ants170150Explorations Lab and Activities Manual120100Total ants235240CC BY-NC245Calculate the frequency of the brown allele and of the green allele in each of the generations.We assume that each ant is a homozygote. Round to the nearest thousandths.250To calculate allele frequencies: Within each generation,1. Calculate the number of brown alleles by multiplying the number of brown ants (fromTable 3) by 2. Calculate the number of green alleles by multiplying the number of greenants (from Table 3) by 2. Write in Table 4.2. Calculate the total number of alleles by adding the number of brown alleles and thenumber of green alleles. Write in Table 4.3. Calculate the brown allele frequency by dividing the number of brown alleles by the totalnumber of alleles. Round to the nearest thousandths. Write in Table 4.4. Calculate the green allele frequency by dividing the number of green alleles by the totalnumber of alleles. Round to the nearest thousandths. Write in Table 4.5. Check your math by calculating the total allele frequency. Write in Table 4.http://explorations.americananthro.org/

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Description: Step Three: The Dry Season DataDuring the dry season, the trees lose their leaves. The primates now eat the ants off of thebrown tree branches.1. In this environment, which allele frequency (brown or green) do you hypothesize willincrease over time?