You observe some bark beetles with different feeding behaviors. You find that the behavioral phenotypes you observed are closely associated with the following genotypes.   genotype phenotype number observed BB feeds under bark 60 Bb feeds on top of bark 24 bb feeds on leaves 16     a) What are the allele frequencies and the expected number (out of 100 beetles) of genotypes? b) Calculate the Chi-Squared value (c2). Then look up the p-value only using this Chi-squared calculator: https://www.mathsisfun.com/data//chi-square-calculator.html    Clear all the values in the box at upper right, enter the Chi Square value that you obtain FROM YOUR CALCULATIONS in the Chi-Square box, and enter 1 for the degrees of freedom. Is the population in H-W equilibrium?   c) If you answered “No” to b): Provide at least three biologically valid reasons why the observed beetle population may not be in equilibrium.   If you answered “Yes” to b): Why do you think this might be the case?

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You observe some bark beetles with different feeding behaviors. You find that the behavioral phenotypes you observed are closely associated with the following genotypes.

 

genotype

phenotype

number observed

BB

feeds under bark

60

Bb

feeds on top of bark

24

bb

feeds on leaves

16

 

 

a) What are the allele frequencies and the expected number (out of 100 beetles) of genotypes?

b) Calculate the Chi-Squared value (c2). Then look up the p-value only using this Chi-squared calculator: https://www.mathsisfun.com/data//chi-square-calculator.html   

Clear all the values in the box at upper right, enter the Chi Square value that you obtain FROM YOUR CALCULATIONS in the Chi-Square box, and enter 1 for the degrees of freedom. Is the population in H-W equilibrium?

 

c)

  • If you answered “No” to b): Provide at least three biologically valid reasons why the observed beetle population may not be in equilibrium.

 

  • If you answered “Yes” to b): Why do you think this might be the case?
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