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Cystic fibrosis is a disease called by two copies of a recessive allele. Let's call that genotype ff and its frequency in the population is 0.04 . If this population conforms with the assumptions of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium what is the frequency of both alleles ( F and f ) and the genotypes FF and F f in this population? Your answers should be written using the following order and format: F = X XX f = X XX FF = X XX F f = X XX A A A A Which of these conditions is/are always true of populations in Hardy Weinberg equilibrium? Condition 4: Heritable variation should lead to differential reproductive success. Condition 3: No evolutionary process is taking place, including natural selection. Condition 1: The population must vary in traits that are heritable..

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