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WorksheetsPopulation Genetic (Week 10)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium measure?
changes in allele frequencies
numbers of mutations
goodness of fit
genetic diversity
The total collection of genes in a population at any one time.
population genetics
gene pool
gene flow
allele frequency
The theory of population genetics and how evolution occurs includes all but which of the following
Mating must be random
The size of the population is small
There is no influx of genes from other population
No genotype has selective advantage over another
The population is in genetic equilibrium if
No random mating
Natural selection occurs
The population size is small
No migration
p+q = 1
p is
Frequency of dominant phenotype
Frequency of dominant genotype
Frequency of dominant allele
Frequency of recessive allele
p+q = 1
p is
Frequency of dominant phenotype
Frequency of dominant genotype
Frequency of dominant allele
Frequency of recessive allele
Which of the following represent heterozygous frequency
2pq
p2
q2
pq
Frequency of dominant phenotype in a population in genetic equilibrium represented by
p2 + 2pq
p + p2
2pq + q2
2pq
Frequency of recessive phenotype in a population in genetic equilibrium represented by
2pq
p2
q2
q
Frequency of recessive allele in a population in genetic equilibrium represented by
2pq
p2
q2
q
