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Suppose that an allele is present in blue-footed booby offspring that causes a nestling to share its food with its nestmate if it is not particularly hungry during times of adequate food availability. This gene imposes a fitness cost of 0.3 on those who carry it, while conferring a benefit of 0.4 on the sibling who receives the additional food. Will this gene increase in frequency if the two nestmates are always half siblings (with the same mother but different fathers) ?
Null Hypotheses
A statement or hypothesis set up to be nullified or refuted in order to support an alternative hypothesis , typically suggesting no effect or no difference.
Alternative Hypotheses
In hypothesis testing, the proposition that there exists an effect or difference when contrasted with the null hypothesis.
Genetic Mutation
A change in the DNA sequence that makes up a gene, which can lead to differences in protein production and can affect health and development.
Entomologist
A scientist who studies insects, including their biology, behavior, and impact on the environment.
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