Suppose that a baby is born with a birth defect, but the babys ancestry is unknown. What

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Suppose that a baby is born with a birth defect, but the baby’s ancestry is unknown. What is the posterior probability that the baby will have both parents from population A, both parents from population B, or mixed ancestry, respectively?


A further study finds that after 10 generations (≈200 years) a lot of inbreeding has taken place in the population. Two subpopulations (populations A and B), consisting of 30% and 70% of the general population, respectively, have formed. Within population A, prevalence of the recessive gene is 40%, whereas in population B it is 10%.

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