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24PRACTICE PROBLEM
Consider the following genotypes with their corresponding number and relative fitness:
Genotype Number Relative fitness
A1A1 430 1.00
A1A2 520 0.80
A2A2 180 0.35
Suppose there is an original population of 1000 individuals, how many remained after natural selection?
Consider the following genotypes with their corresponding number and relative fitness:
Genotype Number Relative fitness
A1A1 430 1.00
A1A2 520 0.80
A2A2 180 0.35
Suppose there is an original population of 1000 individuals, how many remained after natural selection?