2) An invasive tree with cream-colored bark is introduced to the island and grows over a large portion of the sloth's habitat. You hypothesize that sloths with the phenotype for beige fur can use this tree for camouflage, while sloths with the phenotype for black fur are more easily seen by predators against the lighter tree bark. You predict that as a result, the frequency of the allele for beige fur(a) will become more common. To test your hypothesis, you survey the sloth population again after the invasive tree has been present for 5 generations. This time, you only find 300 individuals. Of those 300, 288 sloths have black fur, and 12 have beige fur. Assume that the population survey from question 1 represents generation 1 (G1). Calculate the change in frequency for each allele (A, a) between generation 1 to generation 5 (G5). Show vour work. (2 points) 3) Was the hypothesis from question 2 supported