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The right side of the diagram represents the change in a hypothetical
population of Colorado potato beetles over several generations under
agricultural practices that include the use of a pest-management
refuge.
Drag the following terms into the paragraph below to describe the
scenario.
dominant
resistance gene
recessive
adaptation
wildtype gene
advantage
disadvantage
evolution
In genetic terms, this kind of change in frequency of alleles in a
population over time is known as
On areas of this
farm where pesticides are applied, presence of the
puts wildtype beetles at a competitive
Yet wildtype
beetles breed normally in the refuge area. Because the refuge area
directly adjoins the treated field, there will continue to be cross-
breeding between wild and resistant beetles in the next generation. For
this cross-breeding to be an advantage to the farmer, the resistance
gene must be
and the wildtype gene must be
