10. Genetics and Evolution Flashcards

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10.1 What occurs during synapsis?

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Homo chromos become connected in synapses, while this happens non-sister chromatins may break and recombone

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10.1 Draw a diagram to show chiasmata

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10.1 Chromosome Terms

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Bivalent: A pair of homo chromos in synapsid
Sister Chromatids: identical strands of DNA, connected @ centrosomes

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10.2 What is segregation (genes)?

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Alleless of a gene seperate into different gametes

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10.2 What is independent assortment?

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Different genes move independently of eachother.

Linked genes do not independently assort

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10.2 Types of variation?

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Discrete:
- Distinct cateogories
- Tends to be qualitiative

(ex: eye color)

Controlled by few genes

Contineous
- tends to be qualitiative
(ex: finger length)

Controlled by a lot of genes and environment

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10.2 What is polygenetic inheritence?

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Characteristics determined by many genes:
BBcc = same phenotype as BbCc

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10.2 What are linked genes?

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A group of genes whose loci are close together on the same chromosome so the alleles cannot be seperated (instead of foil its just two options)

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10.3 What is a gene pool?

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All possible genes of an interbreeding population

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10.3 What are the patterns of evolution?

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Stabalizing: Favors midpoint
Disruptive: Extremes-favored
Directional: one-sides

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10.3 Theories of evolutional timing

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Gradual: evolution takes lots of time (intermediate stages exsists)
- little to no fossil evidence of intermiedate stages

Puncuated Equalibirum
Periods of relative stability puncatated by change (rapid evolution)

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