The fur color in a species of rodent is controlled by a gene with only two alleles. In a generation of these rodents, there are 240 individuals, and the frequency of the dominant allele is 0.83. After four generations, the dominant allele frequency in a population of 300 individuals is 0.72. Which of the following is most likely true of the dominant allele?Group of answer choicesIt is becoming more difficult for the dominant allele to mask the recessive allele.It is beneficial to the species because it results in an increase in population over time.It results in a phenotype that provides less of a survival advantage than the recessive phenotype.It will become recessive and eventually disappear after several more generations.