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How can you determine if the glucose-aversion trait becomes more common in a cockroach population as a result of adaptive evolution?

exhbing the three phenotypes glucose-attracted, intermediate, and glucose averse. These represent the initial tequerdesalwild type glu' and mutant glu alleles in the population. 2 Treat he cockroach populations erwronment with hydramothyron gucose bat ko years. 3 syears (about 15 generations), observe ard record exposed cookroach beharr in a paired dish experiment using tood with glucose and lood without glucose. Record the number of 4. Determine if three phenotypes and +glucose is at Hardy Weinberg equilibrium, or ilexposure to hydramethylnon glucose caused a shitt in allele hequencies in the the population ol cockroaches exposed to the starto your experiment, suppose that you observed the genotypic distribution aased on penotypic obserwations shown inthe table below inanahe group olcockroaches in an inlested apartment. Fill in the numbers of alleles for the original naive population. Once you know the numbers for each allele, calculate the frequency of each allele (p and q) to two decimal places. of individuals Genotype (phenotype) in original of glut alleles e of glu alleles Total of alleles glu /glu (glucose attracted) 180 glu /glu (intermediate) 14 glu /glu (glucose-averse) 100 Allele fr
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Glucose aversion in cockroaches is increasing, and this is an adaptation. It is believed that this in response to the increase in use of sweet-tasting baits that would attract and ultimately poison them. Their brains now interpret the sweet taste as bitter, as humans and other animals frequently do with poisonous plants and animals they may attempt to consume.
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