Parent Generation BB BB Bb Bb Bb Bb Bb Bb bb bb A forest fire happens to eliminate half the parent generation so only the rabbits circled in re survive. Which microevolutionary process has occurred here (Part 1)? Based on the new allele frequencies in this post-fire population, what would you predict the genotype frequencies to be in the next generation is this new population maintained Hardy Weinberg equilibrium (Part 2)?

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