7.1 Investigating variation Flashcards

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What does interspecific variation mean?

A

If one species differs from another.

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What does intraspecific variation mean?

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If members of the same species differ from one another.

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What does sampling involve?

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Taking measurements of individuals, selected from the population of organisms which are being investigated.

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Two reasons why sampling may not be representative?

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  • Sampling bias.- may be deliberately recording bias results or not deliberately.
  • Chance. Individuals my be not representative by chance.
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What is the best way to eliminate bias sampling?

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Eliminate any human involvement when choosing samples. RANDOM SAMPLING.

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What is the best way to avoid chance from sampling?

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  • Using a large sample size.

- Analysis of the data collected.

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7
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Variation is the result of which two factors?

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Genetic differences and environmental influences.

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Genetic differences is due to which three things?

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  • Mutations.
  • Meiosis.
  • Fusion of gametes.
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9
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Four environmental influences include (for plants)?

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Climatic conditions, PH, food availability and soil conditions.

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