Which of the following alleles would most likely be in Hardy Weinberg equilibrium? An allele in a population of cichlid fishes that codes for stronger more streamlined fins An allele for muscle mass in male gorillas which allows them to better compete for females An allele in a population of squirrels that causes them to have fir between their paws and has no effect on their survival and reproduction An allele in a population of peacocks that codes for brighter tales in males

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Which of the following alleles would most likely be in Hardy Weinberg equilibrium?
An allele in a population of cichlid fishes that codes for stronger more streamlined fins
An allele for muscle mass in male gorillas which allows them to better compete for females
An allele in a population of squirrels that causes them to have fır between their paws and has
no effect on their survival and reproduction
An allele in a population of peacocks that codes for brighter tales in males
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following alleles would most likely be in Hardy Weinberg equilibrium? An allele in a population of cichlid fishes that codes for stronger more streamlined fins An allele for muscle mass in male gorillas which allows them to better compete for females An allele in a population of squirrels that causes them to have fır between their paws and has no effect on their survival and reproduction An allele in a population of peacocks that codes for brighter tales in males
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Hardy Weinerg assumptions:

There are found following Hardy Weinberg assumption:

  1. There are not found any migration between the individuals between two population. 
  2. There are not found any mutation in the gene which is found in this equilibrium. 
  3. There are not found any selection for a particular trait in the population. 
  4. There are found random mating between the individuals. 
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