23.1, 23.2- Jan 24 Flashcards

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1
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define genetic drift

A

causes allele frequencies to change randomly

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2
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define gene flow

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occurs when individuals leave one population, join another and breed

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3
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define mutation

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modifies allele frequencies by continually introducing new alleles

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4
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two fundamental messages in evolutionary processes

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  1. natural selection is not the only process responsible for evolution
  2. each of four processes has different consequences for genetic variation and fitness
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5
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what is the modern synthesis

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era in the early 1900s where evolutionary biologists, mathematicians and geneticists collaborated to quantify evolution

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6
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what was the product of the modern synthesis era

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hardy weinberg principle

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7
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what did hardy and weinberg want to know

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what would happen in an entire population when all individuals bred

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8
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what type of thinking did darwin and hardy and weignberg engage in

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population thinking

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9
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define gene pool

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all the alleles from all gametes in each generation go into single group

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10
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what did weignberg calculate

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predict the genotype and population produced
- frequency of each genotype

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11
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what does p in the equation represent

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A1

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12
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what does p in equation represent

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A2

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13
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what must the sum of p and q equal and why

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1 for 100 of population%

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14
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hardy-weignberg equation

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p^2+ 2pq+ q^2= 1

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15
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what did the equation claim about the frequencies

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the allele frequencies do not change

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16
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what are the 5 important assumptions of the hardy weinberg principles

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  1. no natural selection at the gene in question
  2. no genetic drift affecting the gene in question
  3. no gene flow
  4. no mutation
  5. random mating with respect to the gene in question
17
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define no natural selection at the gene in question

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all members of parental generation contribute equal gametes

18
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define no genetic drift

A

alleles not picked by chance because popl’n is large

19
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define no gene flow

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no new alleles are added by immigration or lost through emigration

20
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define no mutation

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no new alleles introduced to gene pool