Mutation changes the frequency of a specific allele in the population rapidly th
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Mutation changes the frequency of a specific allele in the population rapidly than selection. Genetic drift: If the frequency of homozygous recessive individuals in a population is 0.04, what is the frequency of the dominant allele? Assume the population is in equilibrium and only the dominant and recessive alleles exist. If a population is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, then is subsequent generations, one can expect that: The offspring of inbred zoo animals survive the offspring from noninbred animals. In the human genome: It is currently estimated that the human proteome contains proteins. In a large population, the frequency of a recessive allele is always lower than the frequency of a dominant allele.Explanation / Answer
46. b) less
47. c) Always increases the frequency of the dominant allele
48. a) 0.01
49. c) dominant genes will increase
50. a) more often than
51. d) the genes are all unquie to human and show no similarity to gene from other organisms
52. d) 20,000
53. a) true
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