I have a population with big eyes (B) and small eyes (b). What is the allele...
I have a population with big eyes (B) and small eyes (b). What is the allele frequency for the allele associated with big eyes?
6 individuals BB
42 individuals Bb
8 individuals bb
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Allele frequency for allele B is 0.63
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