Hardy-Weinberg Principle Flashcards

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What does p stand for?

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Frequency of the dominant allele

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What are the 2 formulas?

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p + q = 1

p^2 + q^2 + 2pq = 1

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What does q stand for?

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Frequency of the recessive allele

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What does p^2 stand for?

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Frequency of the dominant homozygote

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What does q^2 stand for?

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Frequency of the recessive homozygote

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What does 2pq stand for?

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Frequency of the heterozygote

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What does the Hardy - Weinberg principle assume?

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  • that the population is large
  • that mating is at random
  • that there is no selection pressure
  • that there is no mutation, immigration or emigration
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