Ch.6 Organic Evolution; Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

forces that alter allele frequencies in a gene pool

A

-recurring mutation
-genetic drift
-migration
-natural selection
-interactions of all

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2
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Any change in nucleotide sequences that effects survival and reproduction

A

recurring mutation

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3
Q

mutation is the source of all _____

A

genetic variability

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4
Q

recurring mutations make impacts on bigger populations that small because __

A

they are less likely to pass on traits to their offspring

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5
Q

single mutations depend on other forces of evolution to increase its ___

A

frequency

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6
Q

what is the force that enforces a random fluctuation in allele frequencies from generation to generation due to finite size?

A

genetic drift

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7
Q

genetic drift primarily damages ___ populations

A

small

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8
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small populations do not contain ____ amounts of variation

A

large

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9
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if a population size remains small for many generations, genetic variation can be ___

A

depleted

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10
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Loss of variability is harmful to evolutionary success because it restricts genetic responses to ____

A

environmental change

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11
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types of genetic drift

A

-population bottleneck
-founder effect

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12
Q

large reduction in population size leading to the increased significance of every evolutionary change or environmental condition result in the survival of only a few individuals; random

A

population bottleneck

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13
Q

founder effect: formation of a new _____

A

geographic location

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14
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founder effect may lead to….

A

new species

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15
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force in species that are geographically subdivided; causes movement

A

migration

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16
Q

migration increases….

A

genetic variation within the poulation

17
Q

migration prevents ____ barriers and ___, and different population becoming too genetically distinct

A

reproductive barriers and speciation

18
Q

gene flow

A

movement of alleles

19
Q

how does natural selection effect species?

A

it favors that organisms with superior traits

20
Q

natural selection can change both ___ and ___ frequencies

A

allelic and genotypic

21
Q

what are Darwin’s first 3 observations and the inference they led to?

A

-Observation 1: organisms have great potential fertility
-Observation 2: natural population remain constant in size
-Observation 3: resources are limited
-Inference 1: overpopulations increases competition creatinga struggle for existence- limited resources
* influence of Malthus

22
Q

Observations 4,5 and inference 2 and 3

A

-Observation4: populations show phenotypic variation among organisms
-Observation 5: some variation is heritable
-Inference 2: varying organisms show differential survival and reproduction which favors advantageous traits
- Inference 3: natural selection generates adaptations and new species

23
Q

what are Darwin’s first 3 observations and the inference they led to?

A

-Observation 1: organisms have great potential fertility
-Observation 2: natural population remains constant in size
-Observation 3: resources are limited
-Inference 1: overpopulations increase competition creating a struggle for existence- limited resources
* influence of Malthus