Observed segregating alleles a1 (dominant) and a2 (recessive) at the duffy locus in a human population result in the following numbers of different genotypes: a1a1= 15 a1a2= 38 a2a2= 67 observed segregating alleles b1 (dominant) and b2 (recessive) at the hbb locus in the same human population result in the following numbers of different genotypes: b1b1= 67 b1b2= 38 b2b2= 15 consider the following gene pool that is characterized at two loci (duffy and hbb), each with two alleles (a1 and a2 at one locus, b1 and b2 at the second locus): gametes a1b1, a2b1, a1b2, and a2b2 have the following expected gamete frequencies: 0.6, 0.1, 0.08 and 0.22, respectively. using the above information, calculate the d statistic for all of the ab allele combinations ( show your work) (10 p