T
Taylor
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So in Conservation my professor explained that the normal value of heterozygosity is between 2-15%. This confused me, as Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium states that %-heterozygosity should be somewhere near 50, and something as low as 15% means that inbreeding has been occurring. But not every species is inbred. So, was my professor wrong, or is the "world" inbred...? Please, only serious answers.