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QUESTION 4 1 points Save Answer One metric of genetic diversity in a population is heterozygosity, i.e., the frequency of heterozygotes. For the marker(s) that are not in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, does the difference between Ho and He indicate increased or decreased heterozygosity for those markers? Increased heterozygosity Decreased heterozygosity QUESTION 5 2 points Save Answer Select all the mechanisms of evolution that could explain the deviations from H-W expected frequencies for those markers, based on the difference in heterozygosity? Selection Mutation Gene flow Genetic drift Inbreeding

Answer 1

ANSWER 4 ) increase heterozygosity.

ANSWER 5) Population to be maintain in hardy weinberg there should be

No Natural selection: It will increase the chance certain population survival and reproduction thus changing HW EQUILIBRIUM

no mutation : mutation lead to change in allelic frequency.

gene flow : there should be no gene flow. No emmigration and immigration can lead disturbance in gene flow

no genetic drift : random change in allelic frequency lead to change in equilibrium.

no inbreeding : everyone either male or female should have equal mating chances . inbreeding could lead to increase in homzygosity