Biology 1001A Lecture 13: Cycle 6. Lecture 13

• School: Western University
• Department: Biology
• Course: Biology 1001A
• Professor: Beth Mac Dougall Shackleton Tom Haffie

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Relative tness for each genotype, given a set of absolute. To calculate the relative tness, w, divide the found absolute. Tness by absolute tness of most successful genotype: it will always be between 0 and 1, most t will always be 1, w = 1, eg. What type of selection is operating, given a set of relative. Tnesses: heterozygote advantage: waa < waa > waa, heterozygote disadvantage: wrr = wss > wrs. Effect of heterozygote advantage or disadvantage on genetic variation. Advantage: rare allele mostly found in heterozygote