Multiple Choice
Which of the following best predicts why humans and mice have identical telomeric repeat sequences?
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22. Evolution of Populations
Genetics and Allele Frequencies
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Genetics and Allele Frequencies
- Multiple ChoiceWhich allele combination represents the heterozygote advantage in a population?277views
- Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following determines a person's ABO blood type?96views
- Multiple ChoiceGiven the following allele frequencies for a gene in four different populations, which two populations are most closely related?- Population A: \(p = 0.7\), \(q = 0.3\)- Population B: \(p = 0.68\), \(q = 0.32\)- Population C: \(p = 0.45\), \(q = 0.55\)- Population D: \(p = 0.20\), \(q = 0.80\)A) Populations A and BB) Populations A and CC) Populations B and DD) Populations C and D40views
- Multiple ChoiceWhy is the sickle cell allele prevalent in people of African descent?350views
- Multiple ChoiceHow does the recessive sickle-cell allele remain in the gene pool despite its negative effects?361views
- Multiple Choice
When all the alleles in a population are considered together, independently of the individuals they come from, we call that the ___________.
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Which of the following terms is correctly matched to its definition?
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The number of individuals in a population with each of the following genotypes is listed below. What is the frequency of the small t allele?
TT: 640
Tt: 200
tt: 160
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Gia and Kojo collect a sample of beetles to calculate the frequency for the W allele. After genotyping the individuals in their sample, they count the following genotypes:
WW: 50
Ww: 170
ww: 120
Gia calculates the frequency by taking:
Kojo calculates the frequency by taking:
Who calculated the frequency incorrectly, and what was their mistake?
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