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Linkage disequilibrium as measured by D declines at a rate of (1 − r) per generation. When r is small, D _____. When r is at its maximum (0.5), then D _____.a. declines quickly over time; increases by ½ each generationb. declines slowly over time; declines by ½ each generationc. increases slowly over time; increases quickly over timed. increases by ½ each generation; declines slowly over time
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