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In a short-horned cattle populations, red cattle are homozygous for the red allele, white cattle are homozygous for the white allele, and roan cattle are heterozygotes. Population A consists of 36% red, 16% white, and 48% roan cattle. What are the allele frequencies?A.) red = 0.36, white = 0.16B.) red = 0.6, white = 0.4C.) red = 0.5, white = 0.5D.) Allele frequencies cannot be determined unless the population is in equilibrium.
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