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Not so Hardy-Weinberg

A-level teachers Kim Stafford and Suzanne Foulds help you to understand the Hardy-Weinberg equation and show how to apply it in your quest for full marks

Figure 1.1 Normal red blood cells compared with those affected by thalassaemia

Hardy-Weinberg equation

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