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Biology, 22.10.2019 19:00, patienxel

Suppose that 75% of chickadees (a bird) have a head crest and must therefore have at least one copy of the dominant h allele. assuming that this population is in hardy weinberg equilibrium for this gene, what percentage of the population must be homozygous dominant for this trait?

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