Hardy-Weinberg Principle
About the Lecture
The lecture Hardy-Weinberg Principle by Georgina Cornwall, PhD is from the course Population Genetics. It contains the following chapters:
- The Hardy-Weinberg Principle
- The Hardy-Weinberg Law
Included Quiz Questions
How would one find the heterozygous genotype using the Hardy-Weinberg equation?
- 2pq = 1 - p² - q²
- pq = (1 - p² - q²)/3
- q² = 1 - p² - 2pq
- p² = 1 - q² - 2pq
- p = √(1 - q² - 2pq)
Which of the following is expressed in the Hardy-Weinberg law?
- Allele and genotype frequencies remain constant from generation to generation.
- In the absence of evolutionary influences, genotype frequencies change over time.
- For equilibrium in genotype frequency, mating should be selective.
- Natural selection is necessary for the consistency of genotypes within generations.
- Populations never reach genotype equilibrium.
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Author of lecture Hardy-Weinberg Principle
Georgina Cornwall, PhD
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