where is hardy weinberg law applied
in small or large population
and WHY?
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HARDY WEINBERG LAW
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STATE THAT SUM TOTAL OF ALLELE FREQUENCY IN A POPULATION REMAIN CONSTANT TO GENERATION TO GENERATION AND ALWAYS EQUAL TO 1
P2+2PQ+Q2=1.
WHERE
P IS HOMOZYGOUS DOMINATE ALLELE(AA)
QIS HOMOZYGOUS RECESSIVE ALLELE(aa)
2PQ IS HETROZYGOUS ORGANISM (Aa)
it is AFFECTED BY
@@GENETIC MIGRATION
@@GENERIC DRIFT
@@RECOMBINATION
THESE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SMALL AND LARGE POPULATION
@@MUTATION
.
STATE THAT SUM TOTAL OF ALLELE FREQUENCY IN A POPULATION REMAIN CONSTANT TO GENERATION TO GENERATION AND ALWAYS EQUAL TO 1
P2+2PQ+Q2=1.
WHERE
P IS HOMOZYGOUS DOMINATE ALLELE(AA)
QIS HOMOZYGOUS RECESSIVE ALLELE(aa)
2PQ IS HETROZYGOUS ORGANISM (Aa)
it is AFFECTED BY
@@GENETIC MIGRATION
@@GENERIC DRIFT
@@RECOMBINATION
THESE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SMALL AND LARGE POPULATION
@@MUTATION
rohirestle:
but it happens in only small population right
genetic drift occur in small population but lead to create new specifical population
known as founders effect
then what the other occur in large population
supposed that the mutation occur in large population so the complete progeny will change
and hence the remaining other individual cant survive in there natural habitat
so to avoid competition among individual of same breed and same habitat it was not generally happen in large population
if mutation happens in small population also the whole population will be affected right
yes
as they may be helpful as well harmful
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