The common garden pea (Pisum sp.) can have green or yellow pea pods. Green peas are either homozygous dominant or heterozygous, while yellow peas are homozygous recessive. In a population of 500, there are 150 yellow individuals. Calculate q, p, p^2, 2pq, q^2.Then determine the number of mottled and orange individuals in the population. Select all the answer below that are correct. Note p2 and p^2 are equivalent notation.

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The common garden pea (Pisum sp.) can have green or
yellow pea pods. Green peas are either homozygous
dominant or heterozygous, while yellow peas are
homozygous recessive.
In a population of 500, there are 150 yellow individuals.
Calculate q, p, p^2, 2pq, q^2.Then determine the number of
mottled and orange individuals in the population.
Select all the answer below that are correct.
Note p? and p^2 are equivalent notation.
Transcribed Image Text:The common garden pea (Pisum sp.) can have green or yellow pea pods. Green peas are either homozygous dominant or heterozygous, while yellow peas are homozygous recessive. In a population of 500, there are 150 yellow individuals. Calculate q, p, p^2, 2pq, q^2.Then determine the number of mottled and orange individuals in the population. Select all the answer below that are correct. Note p? and p^2 are equivalent notation.
.30
.20
q^2
300
p^2
200
2pg
.45
Heterozygous Individuals
.09
Homozygous Dominant
.20
Individuals
Transcribed Image Text:.30 .20 q^2 300 p^2 200 2pg .45 Heterozygous Individuals .09 Homozygous Dominant .20 Individuals
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