Chap 21- Genetic Variation Flashcards

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A ___ is a group of individuals belonging to the same species that live in a defined geographic area and actually or potentially ____

A

Population; interbreed

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The genetic information carried by members of a population is its _____

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Gene pool

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Most populations contain a high degree of ___

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Heterozygosity

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_____- The proportions of the different alleles for a particular gene, present within the gene pool

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Allele frequency

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Differential reproduction in a population can, over time, lead to changes in the ____ and ____ frequencies in subsequent generations

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Allele; genotype

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The relationship between relative proportions of alleles in the ___ ___and the ____ of different genotypes in a population was put into a simple mathematical model called the ____

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Gene pool; frequencies; Hardy Weinberg law

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Hardy Weinberg law- Describes what happens to ___ and ___ frequencies in an “ideal” population and is infinitely large, and randomly mating, an that is not subject to mutation, migration, or selection

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Alleles; genotype

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The Hardy-Weinberg law makes two predictions:

The frequency of the ___ in the gene pool does not change over time and contributes ____ to the next generation

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Alleles; equally

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