A wildlife biologist examines frogs for a genetic trait that may be linked to toxins in the environment. Previous research had estimated that this trait is usually found in 1ofevery8 frogs. The biologist decides to collect and examine 150 frogs.

b) 1|I'erifyr that the biologist can use a Normal model to approximate tho distribution of the number of frogs with the trait. CI A. Yes, because no and no are both greater than 1'0 C} B. No1 because no is greater than 1D C} C. No1 because no is less than 15 C} D. Yes, because no and no are both less than 10 C} E. No1 because no is greater than 1t}