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What characteristics are exhibited by mass society in the later nineteenth century, and how did the urban environment shape those characteristics?
Allele Frequency
The proportion of all copies of a genetic locus in a population that are of a particular allele variant.
Heterozygotes
Individuals having two different alleles for a specific gene, one inherited from each parent, which can result in varied expressions of certain traits.
Dominant Alleles
Alleles that mask the effect of other alleles at the same gene locus when they are present.
Population Genetics
The study of the distributions and changes of allele frequency in a population, as influenced by evolutionary processes such as natural selection, gene flow, mutation, and genetic drift.
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