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IQ had a high heritability in turn studies however, environmental effects were negligible. however, we cannot assume differences among human population are genetic therefore, differences among human populations must be genetic therefore, intelligence is highly dependent on genotype therefore, environment has little affect on intelligence Which of the following is true regarding determining the number of alleles in a population sample'? It may be impossible to count the number of alleles if one allele is dominant When counting X-linked alleles it is only important to count the different alleles in mates. Codominant alleles can always be counted because they produce unique phenotypes. 1 2 3 1 and 2 All of these In a population that experiences migration (i.e, the merging of two separate populations). Why are observed allelic and genotypic frequencies different than what is predicted by the Hardy-Wetnberg equilibrium? The observed genotype frequencies were not created by random mating within the entire merged population. The observed genotype frequencies were created by random mating within the entire merged population. The observed genotype frequencies were subject to inbreeding. The populations experienced unequal survival rates None of these Which type of selection creates a dynamic equilibrium in witch different alleles are retained in a population despite their being harmful in homozygotes? Balancing selection Disruptive selection Stabilizing selection Directional selection None ot these

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12. (d). 13. (C). 14. (a). 15. (d). F T F T T F F

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