Answer the question, using the graphs attached. a) Population size 4(d Population se41.00.5Frequency ofheteroygotes0.80403de 02 04 06 0s 10Frequency of alele A, n pl020.20.00.0100100) Population size- 40e Pepulation siae- 401.00403-0.40202010.000100100Population sie 400pdaton se 001.0080.40.6030.4020.20.10.0002040601004060100GenerationGenerationFrequency of alele A,Frequency of allele A,Frequency of allele A,Average heterozygosityAverage heterozygosityAusoboa abeanyLo 14. The diagrams above on the right side show plots with "average heterozygosity" on the y-axis.What pattern is NOT shown?A) The frequency of heterozygotes is at a maximum when allele frequencies are equal, such asp=q=0.5 for a biallelic system.B) Genetic drift in small populations tends to purge alleles, and some are at low frequency, both whichtend to erode heterozygosityC) Large populations tend to maintain more alleles at equitable frequencies, which preservesheterozygosityD) All are true and shown by one or more of the graphs

14. The diagrams above on the right side show plots with "average heterozygosity" on the y-axis. What pattern is NOT shown? A) The frequency of heterozygotes is at a maximum when allele frequencies are equal, such as p=q=0.5 for a biallelic system. B) Genetic drift in small populations tends to purge alleles, and some are at low frequency, both which tend to erode heterozygosity C) Large populations tend to maintain more alleles at equitable frequencies, which preserves heterozygosity D) All are true and shown by one or more of the graphs

14. The diagrams above on the right side show plots with "average heterozygosity" on the y-axis. What pattern is NOT shown? A) The frequency of heterozygotes is at a maximum when allele frequencies are equal, such as p=q=0.5 for a biallelic system. B) Genetic drift in small populations tends to purge alleles, and some are at low frequency, both which tend to erode heterozygosity C) Large populations tend to maintain more alleles at equitable frequencies, which preserves heterozygosity D) All are true and shown by one or more of the graphs

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Chapter16: Population Ecology

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