mating types

What Is The Effect Of Positive Assortative Mating On A Population’s Gene Pool?

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What Is The Effect Of Positive Assortative Mating On A Population’s Gene Pool? The net effect of positive assortative mating is a progressive increase in the number of homozygous genotypes (AA and aa) and a corresponding decrease in the number of heterozygous (Aa) ones in a population, as shown in the table below. What is

Do All Animals Have Two Genders?

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Do All Animals Have Two Genders? Do all animals have two genders? No, Animals Do Not Have Genders. What animals have two genders? But nature does have multiple examples of more than two “mating types” within a species; clam shrimp have a male as well as two varieties of hermaphrodite, which either self-fertilize or mate