Question: A Researcher Studying A Population Of Fish Identifies Two Alleles Affecting Coloration. The Allele Frequencies Were A = 0.2 And A = 0.8. She Conducted Laboratory Experiments To Estimate The Viability Of The 3 Genotypes, With Results As Follows: AA = 0.9, Aa = 0.4, Aa = 0.8. What Is The Relative Fitness Of Each Genotype? What Is The Equilibrium Point …

A researcher studying a population of fish identifies twoalleles affecting coloration. The allele frequencies were A = 0.2and a = 0.8. She conducted laboratory experiments to estimate theviability of the 3 genotypes, with results as follows: AA = 0.9, Aa= 0.4, aa = 0.8. What is the relative fitness of each genotype?What is the equilibrium point at which both alleles are maintainedin the population? Is it stable or unstable? Is the populationcurrently at the equilibrium point? What will the final equilibriumfrequencies be in this population?