If you wanted to test whether the allele frequencies remain constant in an experiment, which of the following would be a good null hypothesis? Question 1 options: The number of offspring of each type is the same for the parental generation and the 7th generation of fish. There are differences between the number of dominant and recessive alleles in the parental generation compared to the 7th generation of fish. There is no difference between the number of dominant and recessive alleles in the parental generation compared to the 7th generation of fish. There is a difference between the parental generation numbers of offspring for each of the three genotypes and the observed numbers of offspring in the seventh generation for those groups

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If you wanted to test whether the allele frequencies remain constant in an experiment, which of the following would be a good null hypothesis?

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	The number of offspring of each type is the same for the parental generation and the 7th generation of fish.
	There are differences between the number of dominant and recessive alleles in the parental generation compared to the 7th generation of fish.
	There is no difference between the number of dominant and recessive alleles in the parental generation compared to the 7th generation of fish.
	There is a difference between the parental generation numbers of offspring for each of the three genotypes and the observed numbers of offspring in the seventh generation for those groups

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