Instructions ! Below are two questions covering basic population genetics and natural selection . Each question* has some values I denoted by a...

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Instructions: Below are two questions covering basic population genetics and natural selection.  Each question has some values (denoted by a boldfaced capital letter) that vary by last name; there is a table at the end of the document with all of the values you are to use for a given last name.  You should type all of your answers onto the AnswerSheet at the end of this document, but you should include separate sheets (handwritten or typed) showing your calculations.  I suggest carrying out all calculations to 3 or more significant digits during the process of solving the problems. All work must be turned in in hardcopy by the START of class on Tuesday October 23.  Total Points Possible = 30

1.    (5 points total) An online survey found that of 4500 individuals of European ancestry, Asaid they could smell asparagus in their urine and Bsaid they could not.  

a.    If the Sallele for odor detection is dominant over the Gallele for lack of odor detection, and Cindividuals are heterozygotes, what are the genotype frequencies for this locus, assuming random mating?  (1 point)

b.    What are the allele frequencies? (2 points)

c.     Is the population in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium? How do you know? (2 points)

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Instructions ! Below are two questions covering basic population genetics and natural selection . Each question*has some values I denoted by a baldfaced capital letters that vary by last name , there Is a table at the end of thedocument with all of the values you are to USE for a given last name ."You should type all of your answers ontothe Answer Sheet at the end of this document , but You should include separatE Sheets [hand written or typed!showing Your calculations . I SUGGEST carrying out all calculations to ] or more significant digits during the process*of solving the problems . All work must be turned In In hardcopy by the START of class on Tuesday October 23 .Total Points Possible = 301. 15 points totall An online survey found that of $500 Individuals of European ancestry , A said they could smellAsparagus in their urine and Esaid they could not .*. . If the } allele for ador detection Is dominant over the { allele for lack of ador detection , and [ individualsare heterozygous , what are the genotype frequencies for this locus , assuming random mating ?" (1 point !` .What are the allele frequencies ?' 12 points !"C. Is the population In Hardy - Weinberg Equilibrium ? How do you know ? |2 points !Last Name BEEIns With :`DU -LMI - 1]2- 5T- I35.5031:42SHIT$501218|EBI21362171201321422. 125 points total ! Imagine that You are a Nature Conservancy biologist studying two populations of redwoodsorrel ( Orall's oregonal In the coastal forests near Mendocino , CA. Hedwood sorrel Is an understory herb*adapted for low light and moist Environments . It's leaves are among the favored delicacies of slugs and other*forest herbivores . In the two park's you are monitoring , rangers are conducting controlled burns every 5.Years to Encourage the establishment of coast redwood seedlings . Their relatively cool ground fires kill living*"_ aregeng plants , but not their seeds , which readily germinate on the sall layers Exposed by burning .*HEdwood sorrel populations are polymorphic for leaf pattern : Seedlings and adults display one of two leafmorphis ( see table below; . Previous genetic work has shown that a single gene focus LI with two alleles IL .and La| control the leaf polymorphism ."You began a study of two O. pregang populations [Shady Woods andBLE Timber ! just after burns were conducted In 2012 . You searched Exhaustively through Each burn area InDecember 2012 , and new red wood sorrel seedlings were counted and characterized by their leaf patterns ."You also conducted genetic work to distinguish between LILI plants and the homozygotes . The 2012 seedling*data appear on the tables below lusE the dataset for Your last name ] ."NO more Seedlings Emerged after 2012, confirming the Importanceof recent fire to regeneration of this species . Another burn wasconducted in October 2017, 50 You returned to both sites in*September and re - surveyed the surviving redwood sorrel plantsfrom the 2012 cohort , which had recently become reproductive!"mature , and analyzed them genetically . The 2017 survivor dateappear on the tables below fuse the dataset for your last name ! .