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In a population of 100 rabbits 40 are short-eared. Short ears are recessive to long ears. There are only two alleles for this gene. Long eared are 60 which are in 1:1 ratio of homozygous and heterozygous. Find out dominant allelic frequency?

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In a population frequency of the heterozygous individual is 42% the find out an individual with recessive phenotype and homozygous dominant phenotype.</h2></div>

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In a population frequency of the heterozygous individual is 42% the find out an individual with recessive phenotype and homozygous dominant phenotype.</h2></div>

In a population of 100 rabbits 40 are short-eared. Short ears are recessive to long ears. There are only two alleles for this gene. Long eared are 60 which are in 1:1 ratio of homozygous and heterozygous. Find out dominant allelic frequency?

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