Ear lobes: detached ear lobes (dominant): 62, attached ear lobes (recessive): 38. Draw Punnett Square: ...

Ear lobes: detached ear lobes (dominant): 62, attached ear lobes (recessive): 38.

Draw Punnett Square: Assume the population is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium

Calculate the allele frequencies: p = , q =

Expected frequency of EE:

Ee:

ee:

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