Use the information and the image above to answer the following questions. *You must enter all of your answers in the form of a numeral (for example, type "10" and not "ten") How many total alleles...

Extracted text: Use the information and the image above to answer the following questions. *You must enter all of your answers in the form of a numeral (for example, type "10" and not "ten") How many total alleles for wing pattern are there in the gene pool of this population? If two of these checkered birds are homozygous dominant, what is the relative frequency of the B allele? *Enter the relative frequency as a proportion and not as a percentage; for example, "0.17" instead of "17%" What is the relative frequency of the homozygous recessive genotype in this population? *Enter the relative frequency as a proportion and not as a %3D percentage; for example, "O.17" instead of "17%'


Extracted text: Take a look at the small population of rock pigeons below. Rock pigeons have a Pattern gene located on one of their autosomal chromosomes that determines the dark color patterns on their wings. There are two alleles for wing pattern present in this population, B and b. The BB and Bb genotypes give rise to the "checkered" phenotype. The bb genotype gives rise to the "barred" phenotype. Use the information and the image above to answer the following questions. *You must enter all of your answers in the form of a numeral (for example, type "10" and not "ten") How many total alleles for wing pattern are there in the gene pool of this