VIII. Population Genetics Flashcards

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traits we surveyed during lab?

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6 M, R, W, ff, hh, S
mid-digital hair, tongue rolling, widow’s peak, earlobe attachment, hitchhiker’s thumb, and relative finger length

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Q: What is mid-digital hair and what gene causes it?

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hair on the knuckles, caused by the dominant gene M

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Q: What is tongue rolling and what gene causes it?

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ability to fold the tongue to form the letter “U,” caused by the dominant gene R

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Q: What is a widow’s peak and what gene causes it?

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hairline forming a downward point, caused by the dominant gene W

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Q: What is earlobe attachment and what gene causes it?

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attached earlobes are caused by the homozygous recessive gene ff

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Q: What is hitchhiker’s thumb and what gene causes it?

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ability to bend the thumb backward at least 45° or more, caused by the homozygous recessive gene hh

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Q: What is relative finger length and what gene causes it?

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length of the index finger compared to the ring finger
dominant gene S
women: index < ring
men: index > ring

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Hardy-Weinberg law to find allele frequency?

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p + q = 1

where:
p = f of A
q = f of a

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Hardy-Weinberg law to find genotype frequency?

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p^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1

where:
p^2 = f of AA
2pq = f of Aa
q^2 = f of aa

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