Which term best describes different forms of the same gene that can exist at a specific locus within a population?

In a population of iguanas, the frequency of allele A is initially 0.6 and allele a is 0.4. After a mutation event, 10% of allele A mutates to allele a. What are the new frequencies of allele A and allele a in the population?

Which term best describes an alternative form of a single gene that can be passed from generation to generation?

Which term best describes a version of a gene that can exist at a specific locus within a population?

Which term describes the different forms of genes for a single trait that can contribute to changes in allelic frequency within a population?

In a population of 100 individuals, the frequency of allele A in generation 1 is 0.6. If no evolutionary forces act on the population, what will be the expected frequency of allele A in the 5th generation?

Which of the following is NOT an example of a process that directly changes allelic frequency in a population?

Which term best describes one of two or more versions of a gene at a specific locus in a population?