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  1. About 70% of the human population can taste the bitter chemical phenylthiocarbamide (PTC), which is found in foods like
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  2. About 70% of the human population can taste the bitter chemical phenylthiocarbamide (PTC), which is found in foods like
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  3. The Founder Effect is occurs when a few individuals start, or found, a new population, and by chance, allele frequencies of the
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  4. To calculate the allele frequencies in the population, we can assign the dominant allele (gray wings) as "G" and the recessive
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  5. To calculate the allele frequencies in the population, we can assign the dominant allele (gray wings) as "G" and the recessive
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  6. To calculate the allele frequencies in the population, we can assign the dominant allele (gray wings) as "G" and the recessive
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  7. To calculate the allele frequencies in the population, we can assign the dominant allele (gray wings) as "G" and the recessive
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  8. To calculate the allele frequencies in the population, we can assign the dominant allele (gray wings) as "G" and the recessive
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  9. To calculate the allele frequencies in the population, we can assign the dominant allele (gray wings) as "G" and the recessive
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  10. You are studying a large population of claims of which 396 are pink (t) and 557 are Tan (T). Tan clams are completely dominant
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