In some breeds of dogs, a recessive allele (a) codes for color dilution alopecia, a condition in which the hair color appears blue or gray due to an uneven distribution of melanin in hair follicles. The dominant allele A codes for undiluted hair color (black). In one population of dogs in the southeastern U.S., the frequency of the A allele was determined to be 0.71, with the frequency of the a allele being 0.29. Calculate the frequency of the aa genotype in the next generation.
In some breeds of dogs, a recessive allele (a) codes for color dilution alopecia, a condition in which the hair color appears blue or gray due to an uneven distribution of melanin in hair follicles. The dominant allele A codes for undiluted hair color (black). In one population of dogs in the southeastern U.S., the frequency of the A allele was determined to be 0.71, with the frequency of the a allele being 0.29. Calculate the frequency of the aa genotype in the next generation.
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In some breeds of dogs, a recessive allele (a) codes for color dilution alopecia, a condition
in which the hair color appears blue or gray due to an uneven distribution of
melanin in hair follicles. The dominant allele A codes for undiluted hair color (black).
In one population of dogs in the southeastern U.S., the frequency of the A allele was
determined to be 0.71, with the frequency of the a allele being 0.29.
Calculate the frequency of the aa genotype in the next generation.
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