Which statement is true?
A) Two different populations can have the same allele frequencies but different genotype frequencies.
B) Populations that are polymorphic have only one allele at a locus.
C) If an allele is fixed in a population,that population is polymorphic.
D) Allelic frequencies are measures of how a population's genetic variation is distributed among its members.
E) A population that is monomorphic has a great deal of genetic variation.

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Allele frequencies refer to the proportion of each allele in a population, while genotype frequencies refer to the proportion of individuals with each genotype in a population. It is possible for two populations to have the same allele frequencies but different genotype frequencies, particularly if they are in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.

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