culation olfWare C My folder 0 h Dashboard My courses Intelliboard Genotype BB Bb bb Phenotype Black Brown White Frequency .4 25 .35 Fitness 0.6 0.88 1 Answer: 0.8100 Select one: in Course: GN 311 (601) Fall 2023... A population of beetles was scored for color. The frequencies of the genotypes and their relative fitness values are given in the table below. moodle-courses2324.wolfware.ncsu.edu What type of selection is occurring in this population? directional O stabilizing disruptive Clear my choice What is the average fitness for color in this population of beetles? Please round your answer correctly to 4 decimal digits. HW #5 due 11pm on September... CA populatio

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