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Title: Why is the ability to calculate allele frequency limited by the size of the gene pool? Post by: firemonkey on May 2, 2012 A:Mutation only influences small gene pools.
B:Factors that limit allele frequency have greater influence on small populations. C:Nonrandom mating is more common in large gene pools. D:The Hardy-Weinberg principle only applies to small populations. Title: Why is the ability to calculate allele frequency limited by the size of the gene pool? Post by: smile92 on May 2, 2012 A (Independent of size of gene pool)>> B (Correct answer).
C (False, its more common in small gene pools, hence is also called frequent near-neighbor mating) D (It applies to population in equilibrium) |