Trait Widow's peak p² 2pq Does p² + 2pq+q² = 1? q² 0.6 10.ㅋㅋ 0.23 0.05 0.35 0.05 +0.35 + 0.6 0.77 0.23 0.05 0.35 0.05+0.35+ 0.49 0.18 +0.49 +0 Widow's peak # of WW people # of Ww people # of ww people Free earlobes Mid-digit hair 0.33 0.57 0.43 0.18 9 0.05 Р Free earlobes # of EE people # of Ee people # of ee people 15.05 Mid-digit hair # of HH people # of Hh people # of hh people 12. In our class, is the dominant trait always the most frequent? Why do you think this is? In our class dominant is always hot frequent. Do just means that it will win out over recessive Dominant does not means common. 13. Do you think the frequency of these traits will change if we repeat this experiment in 30 years" food for thought: Do these traits provide an advantage to survival? Do people choose their ma based on these traits? No the frequencies of these traits, w Change even in 30 years because this population. Hardy weinberg equilibrium. Not all these tr heeded for survival and these are just a w in certain characteristics and people do their partners based on these characterist

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11. As before, use the Hardy-Weinberg equations to estimate how many people in our classroom
population have a given genotype. We will skip this for red-green color blindness because X-linked
traits require more complicated calculations.
Trait
q²
0.6
Widow's peak
10.ㅋㅋ
Free earlobes
10.ㅋㅋ
Mid-digit hair 0.33 0.57
# of WW people
# of Ww people
# of ww people
0.6
Widow's peak
q
0.05
p²
2pq
Does p²+2pq+q² = 1?
0.05
0.35
0.23
0.05 +0.35 +0.6
0.23 0.05 0.35 0.05+0.35+0.6
0.43 0.18
0.49/0,18 +0.49 +0.33=1
Р
Free earlobes
# of EE people
# of Ee people
# of ee people
Mid-digit hair
# of HH people
# of Hh people
# of hh people
12. In our class, is the dominant trait always the most frequent? Why do you think this is?
In our class dominant is always hot frequent. Dominant
just means that it will win out over recessive and
Dominant does not means common.
13. Do you think the frequency of these traits will change if we repeat this experiment in 30 years? (Some
food for thought: Do these traits provide an advantage to survival? Do people choose their mate
based on these traits?)
n
Change even in 30 years because this population is un
Hardy weinberg equilibrium. Not all these traits at
needed for survival and these
are just a vanatil
in certain characteristics and people do not ch
their partners based on these characteristics.
Transcribed Image Text:11. As before, use the Hardy-Weinberg equations to estimate how many people in our classroom population have a given genotype. We will skip this for red-green color blindness because X-linked traits require more complicated calculations. Trait q² 0.6 Widow's peak 10.ㅋㅋ Free earlobes 10.ㅋㅋ Mid-digit hair 0.33 0.57 # of WW people # of Ww people # of ww people 0.6 Widow's peak q 0.05 p² 2pq Does p²+2pq+q² = 1? 0.05 0.35 0.23 0.05 +0.35 +0.6 0.23 0.05 0.35 0.05+0.35+0.6 0.43 0.18 0.49/0,18 +0.49 +0.33=1 Р Free earlobes # of EE people # of Ee people # of ee people Mid-digit hair # of HH people # of Hh people # of hh people 12. In our class, is the dominant trait always the most frequent? Why do you think this is? In our class dominant is always hot frequent. Dominant just means that it will win out over recessive and Dominant does not means common. 13. Do you think the frequency of these traits will change if we repeat this experiment in 30 years? (Some food for thought: Do these traits provide an advantage to survival? Do people choose their mate based on these traits?) n Change even in 30 years because this population is un Hardy weinberg equilibrium. Not all these traits at needed for survival and these are just a vanatil in certain characteristics and people do not ch their partners based on these characteristics.
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