Biology

Jonathon Hogan

19 May, 18:15

Suppose a mutation of an allele occurred in a few members of an isolated group of early humans that resulted in a distaste for foods that were rich in fat. Which of these would most likely result from this mutation?

A) This group would perish as whole.

B) The allele frequency would decrease.

C) This group would be absolutely devoid of obese individuals.

D) Diabetes would not afflict this group of humans.

E) The allele frequency would remain the same.

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