The frequency of certain genes in a population changes over generations. This is the essence of the idea of evolution.

  • A
    True
  • B
    False
  • C
    Cannot be determined
  • D
    None of the above

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In the following crosses,write the characteristics of the progeny:
CrossProgeny
$(a)$ $RR YY \times RR YY$ (Round,yellow $\times$ Round,yellow)..........
$(b)$ $Rr Yy \times Rr Yy$ (Round,yellow $\times$ Round,yellow)..........
$(c)$ $rr yy \times rr yy$ (Wrinkled,green $\times$ Wrinkled,green)..........
$(d)$ $RR YY \times rr yy$ (Round,yellow $\times$ Wrinkled,green)..........

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