Answer:
N = 187.55
Explanation:
Here you just need to replace the terms and clear the equation.
You already know that,
- First capture: 25 prairie dogs.
- First marked animals: 25 (the whole first capture)
You let these animals leave and then you made another capture.
- Second capture: 135 prairie dogs
- Already Marked animals: 18 (these 18 dogs were caught in the first capture and marked before releasing them)
To know the size of the prairie dogs population you just need to use the following equation and clear N, which is the value that you are looking for.
Number of individual marked in first catch/Total population size, N = Number of individual marked in 2nd catch / Total number of 2nd catch
- Number of individual marked in first catch = 25 dogs
- Total population size, N = this is what we want to know
- Number of individual marked in 2nd catch = 18 dogs
- Total number of 2nd catch = 135 dogs
So now, we need to replace terms
25 / N = 18 / 135
25 / N = 0.1333
N = 25 / 0.1333
N = 187.55
You have a population in hardy-Weinberg equilibrium for the m and n alleles. These alleles are codominant. Allele frequency of m is 0. 4. 0.48 is the frequency of heterozygotes in the population.
An allele frequency has been computed by dividing the total quantity of copies of each of the alleles at that specific genetic location in the population by the number of points of time the allele of interest has been observed in a population.
The frequency of each genotype is typically calculated by dividing the population's total count of individuals by the number of people who have that genotype.
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I would believe the correct responses would be option 1,2,4.
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The Answer I believe to be correct is A. They attract birds and insects to assist in pollination.
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