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Phenotypes frequencies in a population vary over time.  Phenotypes are determined by genotypes which are determined by  combinations of alleles. If a population is in Hardy- â¦ Weinberg  Equilibrium the allele frequencies will remain constant.Even  though the frequency of each allele remains constant, the way that  the alleles are paired in individuals will vary, changing the  phenotype frequency in each generation.f a population is in Hardy- â¦ Weinberg  Equilibrium the allele frequencies will remain constant. Even  though the frequency of each allele remains constant, the way that  the alleles are paired in individuals will vary, changing the  phenotype frequency in each generation.
A genotype is BB, Bb, or bb. Allele frequencies refers to the frequency of a single allele in a population, while genotype frequency refers to the frequency of the different combination of those alleles in the population.Gamete frequency is equal to the allele frequency since gametes only carry one copy of the genome.llele frequencies are the frequencies of each allele, dominant (A) and recessive (a). In population genetics these are p & q. Gamete frequencies refer to the proportion of gametes made that have each allele.