Which of the following is written in a way that is MOST ACCURATE? (the others have inaccurate wording) Group of answer choices Spiders with the stickiest silk caught more food, passing on the trait to many babies until super sticky silk became the norm in the population. One mutant moose had taller legs, crashing through brush and snow more efficiently and so it became the norm in the population. A population of giraffes evolved taller necks in order to reach higher leaves. As the predators got smarter, rabbits learned to hide in burrows and passed what they learned to their offspring.

One of the dangers faced by a bottlenecked population is: Loss of genetic diversity and increased inbreeding Random changes in allele frequencies Gene flow Too much genetic diversity

Huntington’s Disease A population of people has a gene that determines whether they will developHuntington’s disease. The gene has two alleles, ”N” for normal allele and ”h” for the Huntington’s allele.According to the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, the frequency of the ”h” allele in the population is 0.005. Part AWhat is the frequency of the ”N” allele in the population?Part BWhat is the expected proportion of people in the population who are carriers of the Huntington’s disease?Part CWhat is the expected proportion of people in the population who are non-carriers of the Huntington’s disease?Part DWhat is the expected proportion of people in the population who will develop Huntington’s disease?

Voles of two different colors, brown and gray, live on the same island. Hawks find these voles to be their primary food source. The voles are distributed through grassy areas in the north of the island and across lava flows in the south part. Which of the following is predicted by natural selection? Hawks find the voles by movement so it won't matter. A vole population that starts as a random mixture will never adapt to the environment. Brown voles are good at hiding in the grass; gray voles are excellent at climbing over lava flows. Consequently, the vole distribution will reflect the ability of hawks to identify each of them in its natural environment. If they stay as a mixed population, they will remain mixed because the two varieties will not interbreed with each other. The hawk population will be skewed toward the north side of the island