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As the degree of relatedness within a population increases, the level of inbreeding in that population also increases. As relatedness and inbreeding go up, individuals become more similar genetically and therefore genetic variability goes down. How would an increase in inbreeding and relatedness affect the variability we would see due to over-dominance?
1) The variability would be unaffected because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and those individuals have the largest expression of phenotype.
2) The variability would decrease because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and those individuals have the largest expression of phenotype.
3) The variability would increase because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and those individuals have the largest expression of phenotype.
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As the degree of relatedness within a population increases, the level of inbreeding in that population also increases. As relatedness and inbreeding go up, individuals become more similar genetically and therefore genetic variability goes down. How would an increase in inbreeding and relatedness affect the variability we would see due to incomplete dominance?
1) The variability would be unaffected because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and those individuals have a phenotype closer to one of the homozygotes.
2) The variability would decrease somewhat because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and those individuals have a phenotype closer to one of the homozygotes.
3) The variability would increase somewhat because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and those individuals have a phenotype closer to one of the homozygotes.
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As the degree of relatedness within a population increases, the level of inbreeding in that population also increases. As relatedness and inbreeding go up, individuals become more similar genetically and therefore genetic variability goes down. How would an increase in inbreeding and relatedness affect the variability we would see due to co-dominance?
1) The variability would increase somewhat because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and those individuals have a phenotype between the homozygotes.
2) The variability would be largely unaffected because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and those individuals have a phenotype between the homozygotes.
3) The variability would decrease somewhat because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and those individuals have a phenotype between the homozygotes.
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As the degree of relatedness within a population increases, the level of inbreeding in that population also increases. As relatedness and inbreeding go up, individuals become more similar genetically and therefore genetic variability goes down. How would an increase in inbreeding and relatedness affect the variability we would see due to epistasis?
1) The variability would decrease somewhat because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and the epistatic interactions would decrease with it.
2) The variability would increase somewhat because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and the epistatic interactions would increase with it.
3) The variability would increase or decrease somewhat or even stay the same because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease but the epistatic interactions could occur amongst any combination of genotypes.
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As the degree of relatedness within a population increases, the level of inbreeding in that population also increases. As relatedness and inbreeding go up, individuals become more similar genetically and therefore genetic variability goes down. How would an increase in inbreeding and relatedness affect the variability we would see due to pleiotropy?
1) The variability would increase or decrease somewhat or even stay the same because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease but the pleiotropic interactions could occur amongst any combination of phenotypes.
2) The variability would increase somewhat because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and the pleiotropic interactions would increase with it.
3) The variability would decrease somewhat because the proportion of heterozygous individuals would decrease and the pleiotropic interactions would decrease with it.
- Genetics - PsyDAG, Monday, March 7, 2011 at 11:01am
We do not do your work for you. Once you have attempted to answer your questions, we will be happy to give you feedback on your work. Although it might require more time and effort, you will learn more if you do your own work. Isn't that why you go to school?
- Genetics - sean, Monday, March 7, 2011 at 11:00pm
I bet your in my class at guelph.
- Genetics - sam, Monday, March 4, 2013 at 2:23pm
yay guelph
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