Before a drought arrives in the environment, a population of frogs is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
Before a drought arrives in the environment, a population of frogs is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium and has a gene that encode for leg length called F, with allele "F" coding for long leg and "f" coding for short leg. Allele frequencies before the drought are: frequency of "F" = 0.7 and frequency of "f" = 0.3. Fitness is measured for each genotype and determined as: fitness of FF = 1, fitness of Ff = 0.4 and fitness of ff = 0.6.
Use this information to fill in the table (B-D) and provide answers for E and F below.
Enter your answers with the required precision:
two decimal places (ex. 1.12) for B, and for 1st column in C. Rounding up, for example, 1.115 to 1.12 may be necessary
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Before a drought arrives in the environment, a population of frogs is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
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