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(will give brainiest if right) Peppered moths are dark colored when they carry the dominant (D) allele and light colored when they are homozygous for the recessive (d) allele. A population of peppered moths was determined to produce eggs and sperm with the following allele frequencies: 0.15 (D) and 0.85 (d).
What are the genotype frequencies in the offspring of this population? Assume the conditions of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium apply.
A. DD = 0.0625; Dd = 0.375; dd = 0.5625
B. DD = 0.375; Dd = 0.0625; dd = 0.5625
C. DD = 0.25; Dd = 0.50; dd = 0.25
D. DD = 0.0225; Dd = 0.255; dd = 0.7225
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