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4/22/22, 1:57 PM FRST302 - Module 4 Quiz: FRST 302 201 2021W2 Forest Genetics


FRST302 - Module 4 Quiz
Due Apr 14 at 11:59pm Points 17 Questions 11
Available Apr 4 at 9am - Apr 30 at 11:59pm 27 days Time Limit None


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Question 1 pts


Two individuals share the same mother and father. Their expected
additive genetic relationship is 0.5. Using SNP molecular markers, the
observed additive genetic relationship was calculated to be 0.45. Why do
the expected and observed values differ?


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, 4/22/22, 1:57 PM FRST302 - Module 4 Quiz: FRST 302 201 2021W2 Forest Genetics




Mendelian segregation of alleles


The individuals do not actually share a father


“You are NOT THE FATHER!” – Maury Povich


There were systematic errors in the pedigree


The parents have shared ancestry




Question 2 pts


Select the true statements regarding the concept of linkage disequilibrium.



is likely to occur when genes or markers are in close physical proximity to
each other




is likely to occur when genes or markers are located on different
chromosomes



is likely to occur when genes or markers are inherited independently


decays at a lower rate in selfing species


decays at a lower rate in outcrossing species




Question 3 Not yet graded / 3 pts


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