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Biology, 08.06.2021 07:20 ob3ymysins

What would happen if a populations chose their mates randomly? A. Allele frequency would be constantly changing at random

B. The allele frequency would stay relatively the same over time because there are no traits that are being selected for.

C. Randomly mating allows the most beneficial traits to be passed on because more individuals are going to select for them.

D. Allele frequency would begin to favor the dominant trait.

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