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neverstopbelieb

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Selection for an allele is expected to have what effect on neutral alleles located on the same chromosome as the selected allele?
◦ the neutral sites will decrease in frequency in the population
◦ the neutral sites will not change in frequency in the population, because they are neutral
◦ the neutral sites will increase in frequency in the population
◦ the neutral alleles will become selectively advantageous
◦ there will not be an effect of the selected allele on the neutral allele because alleles of different gene assort independently
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Marked as best answer by neverstopbelieb on Jan 12, 2022

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Reply #1 on: Jan 12, 2022
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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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