Consider and X-linked locus with two alleles A1 and A2. Allele A1 has an initial allele frequency of 1.0 in females and 0 in males. Use a spreadsheet (Excel) and its graphing functions to calculate the allele frequencies in males and females for 25 generations. Also plot the expected genotype frequencies in females for 25 generations.* show graph and plot *

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