Biology, 19.06.2020 19:57 kaelynnmarie1135

Suppose that in pea plants the only violation of Hardy-Weinberg assumptions is nonrandom mating due to pollinator movement among flowers of the same color (e. g., white to white or pink to pink). In this case, the genetic locus that determines flower color in pea plants will have an inbreeding coefficient (F) that is:. a) positive.
b) negative.
c) F can’t be measured under these circumstances.
d) undefined because plants aren’t actually inbreeding with one another.
e) zero.

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