Use this table to answer the next four questions.Population Populationsize (N)Recessive allele frequency in differentgenerations123A230.2340.1790.112B1470.3370.3350.351C90850.5400.5410.540D12 9600.3480.3560.401Table 1. Measurements of recessive allele frequencies in four different populations ofthe same species in three successive generations. The first generation is 1, the secondgeneration is 2, and the last generation is 3.Question 6 (1 point)The population in the chart that is most likely experiencing genetic drift is thepopulation labelled○ A

It is population A because the size of the population is much more smaller than other populations…

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