Red foxes have three different types of coat color: red, cross, and black/silver. these coat colors are controlled by a single locus with two alleles, r and s. the alleles are incompletely dominant, which means that a combination of them produces a third phenotype in which both are expressed. suppose you went to yellowstone national park and counted how many foxes you saw of each color-phase. you see 58 red-phase (rr), 32 cross-phase (rs), and 10 black/silver-phase (ss) foxes. given your data, can you estimate the frequency of the r allele?
74%