Grid

Hello, I was reading the wikipedia page on grid cells, and I was a little confused on their function. First, how are grid cells structured (many or few dendrite, long or short dendrite/axon, etc..)? Also, it wasn't clear if,say, someone with no ...

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... For a good laugh i enjoy channels like this and MOCKING Darwins myths. http://www.youtube.com/user/stevebee92653/videos?sort=dd&flow=grid&view=0&page=2 Literature http://www.lifesci.sussex.ac.uk/CSE/members/aeyrewalker/pdfs/EWNature99.pdf http://www.genetics.org/content/156/1/297.full ...

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... the allele frequencies of the interbreeding populations to determine the genotype frequencies for the resulting generation (see my probability grid above). However, the resulting allele frequencies are simply the averages of the interbreeding populations' two allele frequencies. e.g. (0.6 + ...

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Notice that calculating the probabilities from a probability grid uses the same mathematics as calculating the area of a square. 20 ft × 25 ft = 500 ft² (homozygous for A) 20 ft × 75 ft = 1500 ft² (AB) 80 ft × 25 ft = 2000 ft² (BA) AB + BA = 3500 ft² (heterozygous) ...

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... nothing to do with what that ratio is for the population. All you have to do is modify Mendel's punnet square, which is essentially a probability grid. In Mednel's punnet square, you give a 50%50 chance to each allele (two rows/columns; one for each allele). However, you're dealing with populations. ...

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