Samples of brook trout from two mountain streams yielded the following data for a polymorphism for restriction fragment length (3.3-, 3.9-, 4.1-kilobases) at the gene encoding the enzyme alcohol dehydrogenase.
Population 1 Population 2
3.3-kb homozygotes 49 3.3-kb homozygotes 4
4.1-kb homozygotes 9 3.9-kb homozygotes 64
3.3-/4.1-kb homozygotes 42 3.3-/3.9-heterozygotes 32
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(a) [4 pts] What are the allele frequencies in each population?
(b) [3 pts] Are the populations at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?
(c) [3 pts] What effect would migration of salmon from population 2 into the river where population 1 lives have on the allele frequencies in the progeny of population 1?
Samples of brook trout from two mountain streams yielded the following data for a polymorphism for restriction fragment length (3.3-, 3.9-, 4.1-kilobases) at the gene encoding the enzyme alcohol dehydrogenase.
Population 1 |
Population 2 |
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3.3-kb homozygotes |
49 |
3.3-kb homozygotes |
4 |
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4.1-kb homozygotes |
9 |
3.9-kb homozygotes |
64 |
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3.3-/4.1-kb homozygotes |
42 |
3.3-/3.9-heterozygotes |
32 |
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a) What are the allele frequencies in each population?
b) Are the populations at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?
c) What effect would migration of salmon from population 2 into the river where population 1 lives have on the allele frequencies in the progeny of population 1?
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