Given 2 population of animals known to have great stamina and the animals are subject to...
Given 2 population of animals known to have great stamina and the animals are subject to Hardy-Weinberg, what will the allele and genotypic frequencies be of the F1?
Population 1:
F= .9
f= .1
Population 2:
F= .3
f=.7
If the offspring created from the populations were allowed to randomly mate what would be the allelic and genotype frequencies in the F2 generation? What would they be in the F3 and subsequent generation?
Homework Answers
The frequency will be same in every step because if one allele is present in Herdy Weinberg equilibrium.
Because their is randomness which will maintain the allelic frequency as the previous steps will have.
In population 1.
F=.9
f=.1
And for popular 2..
F=.3
f=.7
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