Based on the initial starting population, use the Hardy-Weinberg equation to predict the future bug population phenotype composition. Hint: Use the initial starting population for this data run.

Starting population:

BB = 10

bb = 10

Final count after experiment:

BB = 0

Bb = 4

bb = 16

B quality is bugs controls the quantity of eyes. The predominant allele, B, is answerable for 2 eyes and the latent allele, b, is dependable dor 3 eyes.

At first, the populace is absolutely homozygous, homozygous prevailing (BB) and homozygous latent (bb). All bugs will have either 2 (BB) or 3 (bb) eyes.

In any case, after the test, the populace ends up being homozygous latent (bb) and heterozygous predominant (Bb). The genotype changes, however the phenotype continues as before, either 2 eyes (Bb) or 3 eyes (bb).