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Stalk height in sunflowers is determined by two alleles at a locus, T and t, which display incomplete dominance. TT individuals are tall, Tt are medium, and tt are short. In a population that is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, we count 1,546 short plants out of 9,666. How many plants do you expect to be tall?

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Stalk height in sunflowers is determined by two alleles at a locus, T and t, which display incomplete dominance. TT individuals are tall, Tt are medium, and tt are short. In a population that is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, we count 1,546 short plants out of 9,666.

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