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goldworm901Lv1
28 Sep 2019
When dealing with Hardy Weinberg Equations, why does the alliedfrequency always add up to 1 (p+q=1)?
When dealing with Hardy Weinberg Equations, why does the alliedfrequency always add up to 1 (p+q=1)?
Jean KeelingLv2
30 Sep 2019
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Consider a wildflower population with the following allele and genotype frequencies.
Frequency of the CRallele: p = 0.6
Frequency of the CWallele: q = 0.4
Frequency of CRCR: 50%
Frequency of CRCW: 20%
Frequency of CWCW: 30%
Is this population in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?
| No, the frequency of genotype CRCWis too low. |
| No, the frequency of genotype CRCRis too low. |
| Yes, the genotype frequencies are what we would expect for a population in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. |
| No, the frequency of genotype CWCWis too low. |
