You discover a population of aye ayes. You notice variation in ear color...

You discover a population of aye ayes. You notice variation in ear color. It turns out the E gene determines ear color, and that there is incomplete dominance. EE individuals have black ears, ee individuals have grey ears, and Ee individuals have brown ears. There are 200 individuals with blacks, 400 with brown ears and 400 with grey ears. Does this population appear to be evolving? Use a Chi-Square test to determine if your observed frequencies fit your expected frequencies. This is the formula for Chi-squared:



Even though there are three phenotypes, the degrees of freedom is 1. Use a Chi-squared table (http://www.medcalc.org/manual/chi-square-table.php) and assume that any Chi-squared value over the critical value for 0.05 is significant. Show your work.
Looking at the actual observed vs. expected frequencies, can you speculate on what is going on evolutionarily.