Which assumption below is not required for Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium? Random mating O Large population size O Large genome O Lack of mutations
Which assumption below is not required for Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium? Random mating O Large population size O Large genome O Lack of mutations
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Transcribed Image Text:Which assumption below is not required for Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?
O Random mating
Large population size
O Large genome
O Lack of mutations
Transcribed Image Text:You and your lab partner ran a simulation to demonstrate the changes in allele frequency over time
in a small and a large population. Your partner deletes the labels by accident and you need to figure
out which line represents which population and why. Select the correct response.
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O The blue line represents the large population because the allele frequencies can change more freely in a large
population.
O The blue line represents the small population because small populations are more prone to genetic drift.
O The gray line represents the small population because the deviations in allele frequencies are directly
proportional to population size.
O There is not enough information to match the correct population sizes and the plotted line.
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