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A deleterious mutation (allele m) in amoebas more easily disrupts their cell membranes at higher temperatures. Population A has a higher mutation rate for that gene than population B. If selection acts similarly in both populations, what would you expect the relative frequencies to be of the mutant allele m in these two populations
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