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Total given allelic pairs are 24.number of allelic pairs is 24.
Heterozygotes are 11.
Frequency of heterozygotes is 0.46 (0.4583 is rounded off to 0.46)
Number of thick alleles is 17. Total number of thick and thin alleles is 48.
So, frequency of thick alleles is 17 / 48 = 0.35
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