please answer all parts with good explanations The human MN blood type is determined by two codominant alleles (labeled LM and LN). Homozygotes LMLM. have M blood group, heterozygotes LMLN. have MN blood group and homozygotes LNLN. have N bloodgroup. The frequency of LM in a population on an Arctic island is 0.65 (value of p).Please compare these three cases and complete them with the requested genotype frequency values (use as many decimals as needed)Case 1Case 2Case 3The inbreeding coefficient for thispopulation is 0.1, but no evolutionaryforces are acting on this locusFrequency of M blood group =Random mating takes place in thispopulation and no evolutionary forcesare acting on this locusFrequency of M blood group =Frequency of MN blood group =Frequency of N blood group =The inbreeding coefficient for thispopulation is 0.05, but no evolutionaryforces are acting on this locusFrequency of M blood group =Frequency of MN blood group =Frequency of N blood group =Frequency of MN blood group =Frequency of N blood group =c) Briefly describe the differences in the values calculated between the three cases and propose reasons for those differences

The Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium principle states that in a large, random-mating population, the…

The human MN blood type is determined by two codominant alleles (labeled LM and LN). Homozygotes LMLM have M blood group, heterozygotes LMLN. have MN blood group and homozygotes LNLN. have N blood group. The frequency of LM in a population on an Arctic island is 0.65 (value of p). Please compare these three cases and complete them with the requested genotype frequency values (use as many decimals as needed) Case 1 Case 2 Case 3 Random mating takes place in this population and no evolutionary forces are acting on this locus Frequency of M blood group = Frequency of MN blood group = Frequency of N blood group = The inbreeding coefficient for this The inbreeding coefficient for this population is 0.05, but no evolutionary population is 0.1, but no evolutionary forces are acting on this locus forces are acting on this locus Frequency of M blood group = Frequency of M blood group = Frequency of MN blood group = Frequency of N blood group = Frequency of MN blood group = Frequency of N blood group = c) Briefly describe the differences in the values calculated between the three cases and propose reasons for those differences

The human MN blood type is determined by two codominant alleles (labeled LM and LN). Homozygotes LMLM have M blood group, heterozygotes LMLN. have MN blood group and homozygotes LNLN. have N blood group. The frequency of LM in a population on an Arctic island is 0.65 (value of p). Please compare these three cases and complete them with the requested genotype frequency values (use as many decimals as needed) Case 1 Case 2 Case 3 Random mating takes place in this population and no evolutionary forces are acting on this locus Frequency of M blood group = Frequency of MN blood group = Frequency of N blood group = The inbreeding coefficient for this The inbreeding coefficient for this population is 0.05, but no evolutionary population is 0.1, but no evolutionary forces are acting on this locus forces are acting on this locus Frequency of M blood group = Frequency of M blood group = Frequency of MN blood group = Frequency of N blood group = Frequency of MN blood group = Frequency of N blood group = c) Briefly describe the differences in the values calculated between the three cases and propose reasons for those differences

Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter19: Population Genetics And Human Evolution

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Problem 9QP: Using the HardyWeinberg Law in Human Genetics Suppose you are monitoring the allelic and genotypic...

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