List of top Applied Ecology & Evolution Questions on hardy-weinberg principle asked in GATE EY

Two isolated populations M and N have population sizes of \(100\) and \(1000\) individuals, respectively. The starting allele frequencies \(p\) and \(q\) are \(0.5\) in both populations. Assuming no selection, which one of the following is expected after \(100\) generations?
In a population of 534 blue sheep, there are two alleles, P and Q, at an autosomal locus. Allele P has a frequency of 30%. The number of sheep with the QQ genotype is 262. Assuming that this population is at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, the expected percentage of sheep with the PQ genotype in the population is:
In a population of 534 blue sheep, there are two alleles, P and Q, at an autosomal locus. Allele P has a frequency of 30%. The number of sheep with the QQ genotype is 262. Assuming that this population is at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, the expected percentage of sheep with the PQ genotype in the population is: