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Transcribed Image Text:q^2=23/66= 0.59%
q= √0.59 = 0.77
p=1-q
p=1-0.77= 0.23
p^2=(0.23)^2 = 0.05
2pq=2(0.23) (0.77) = 0.35
P^2+2pq=0.35 + 0.05 = 0.4
Hardy-Weinberg Equations: p+q=1 p² +2pq+q²=1
Homozygous recessive genotype frequency/ Recessive phenotype frequency
Recessive allele frequency
Dominant allele frequency
Homozygous dominant genotype frequency
Heterozygote frequency
Dominant trait phenotypic frequency
Transcribed Image Text:Genotypic Frequency
Allelic Frequency
Phenotypic Frequency
Frequency found in Population (%)
0
10
Dominant
20
30
Recessive
40
50
Heterozygous
60
70
80
Fig D. Application of Hardy-Weinberg. Genotypic, allelic and phenotypic frequency was calculated with the use
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