Question 1.  What is the effective size of a heard of 10 dairy cows and one bull?  What is it for 40 cows and 1 bull?  For 10 cows and 2 bulls?  What about X-Linked genes in these three cases?
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autosomal 10 cows, 1 bull;
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autosomal 40 cows, 1 bull;
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autosomal 10 cows, 2 bulls;
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x-linked 10 cows, 1 bull
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x-linked 40 cows, 1 bull
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x-linked 10 cows, 2 bulls
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2. Construct the transition probability matrix when

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a) N=2

The number of dimensions of a transition probability matrix = 2N+1. Therefore we will have a matrix with the dimensions 5x5.  For the matrix displayed below, remember that Indeterminate means 1!

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b) N=3

The number of dimensions of a transition probability matrix = 2N+1. Therefore we will have a matrix with the dimensions 7x7! For the matrix displayed below, remember that Indeterminate means 1!

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