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A small population of horse-like animals have been removed from a large population of the same...
A small population of horse-like animals have been removed from a large population of the same creatures and moved to a small island many miles away. The environment of this island is slightly different from the mainland: temperatures are cooler, and the only food source is a fruit that turns bright red when ripe and is located higher up in the trees. The island is only a few square kilometers, and there are no natural enemies.
After many generations, you return back to the island and examine that the population has physically changed as a result of being moved to a new environment. Examine each of the possible alleles for the traits below.
Choose an allele for each trait that you believe the animals will possess and explain why you chose that answer.
One trait 3-4 sentences
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