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Biology, 14.04.2021 19:30 sophiav9780

A very large population of randomly-mating bunnies exists near the foothills of a local town. A hiker notices that the vast majority of the bunnies have fluffy, white tails. However, the hiker also spots some bunnies with fluffy, grey tails. White tails are dominant to grey tails. The hiker counts all of the bunnies in the foothills (because he clearly ran out of other things to do in life) and finds that out of 720 bunnies only 35 have grey tails. Using this information calculate a) the allele frequencies and b) the genotype frequencies for this population

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