Evolution Test ...

Thorns of Bougainvillea and tendrils of Cucurbita are examples for 

Identify the correct equation for Hardy-Weinberg law.

Lake Victoria is home to hundreds of species of cichlids, a brightly colored variety of freshwater fish commonly kept as an aquarium pet. Each species has slightly different diets, behaviors, and habitats within the lake.
These fishes likely diverged from a common ancestor as the result of 

The CCR5 gene codes for a protein on the surface of T cells. The CCR5 protein is used by Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) to enter T cells, which ultimately leads to Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS). AIDS was first reported in the European population in the early 1980s.
About 3000 years ago in Central-Western Europe a mutation occurred that prevents normal expression of the surface protein. People with one copy of the mutated allele have delayed onset of AIDS. Homozygotes for the mutation are resistant to HIV infection.
Evidence suggests that the trait also protects individuals from the smallpox virus. Smallpox was common in the European population from the Middle Ages until the early 1900s, causing several major epidemics with high death rates. It was eradicated through widespread vaccination.

The frequency of the allele is 16% in Scandinavia and 4% in Greece. What are the expected frequencies of HIV-resistant individuals in each population and which evolutionary explanation for the difference is most plausible?

At a particular locus, frequency of '$$A$$' allele is $$0.6$$ and that of '$$a$$' is $$0.4$$. What would be the frequency of heterozygotes in a randomly mating population of equilibrium?

Theory of germplasm was given by

During which geological period of evolution did the greatest diversification of life occurred on the earth?

9% of Hardy-Weinberg population of 800 individual recessives. How many of this population are heterozygous?

Which process of inheritance is in violation of Hardy-Weinberg law?

All plants and animals were created and perpetuated themselves without any change, is the theory of genesis given by