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polet [3.4K]
2 years ago
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Light colored fur is recessive (bb) to dark colored fur. If 35% of the mouse population is light colored, answer the following:

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Travka [436]2 years ago
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Answer:

  1. What percent of the population is BB? (Round to two decimal places)  → 17% BB  
  2. What percent of the population is Bb? (Round to two decimal places)         → 48% Bb  
  3. What percent of the population is bb? (Round to two decimal places)    → 35% bb  
  4. What is the frequency of the single dominant allele B? (Round to two decimal places) → 0.41  
  5. What is the frequency of the single recessive allele b? (Round to two decimal places) → 0.59

Explanation:

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