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A population of Hawaiian Drosophila is segregating two alleles, S and T, of the PGI gene....

A population of Hawaiian Drosophila is segregating two alleles, S and T, of the PGI gene. In a sample of 100 flies form this population, 30 were SS, 60 were ST and 10 were TT. After calculating the allele frequency, calculate the genotypic frequencies and analyze the observed and predicted numbers by Chi-square statistical analysis. What is the Chi-square value?

Select one:

A. 0.06

B. 0.63

C. 3.12

D. 6.25

E. 12.5

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