Because during summer they don't like to be around urban areas and housing, they are always in coniferous forests; You might see them close to your house but only if they are struggling when the food is scarce, they usually migrate from Canada to grounds to winter widely across central and Southeastern U.S. which includes Florida; but on summer they prefer to stay in deep and damp coniferous forests.
<span>To have the disease, males need only one copy of the affected X.</span>
So, the frequency of affected males will be the frequency
of the disease allele = 0.02
Females must inherit two copies and be
homozygotes, so the frequency of affected females will be the double of frequency
of the disease allele = (0.02)
Since the ratio between female and male is 50:50
that is half of the population is male and half female
<span>Then the overall frequency of the disease will be,</span>
(0.5) (0.02) + (0.5) (0.0004) = 0.01 + 0.0002
<span>Thus, the frequency of affected
individuals in this population is <span>0.0102.</span></span>
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