Chapter 23 Flashcards

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What is genetic Variations role in evolution

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Genetic variation makes evolution possible

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When does genetic variation of occur

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It occurs when Gene duplication a mutation come together and produce new alleles and new genes

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Genetic variation for sexually reproducing organisms

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Most genetic differences come from crossing over and fertilization

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What is the hardy weinburg test used for

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It tests whether a population has evolved or not

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Population is reunited by …..

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It’s gene pool

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Gene pool

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All the genotypes and alleles present in a population

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Is BB a genotype or phenotype

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Genotype

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Micro evolution

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It is a generation to generation no change in allele frequency

can change the relative abundance of particular illegal in a gene pool over the course of time

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What is the original source of all genetic variation

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Mutation

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10
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According to the Hardy Weinberg theorem what process will cause the frequencies of alleles of the population to remain constant

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If only random meeting is the only process acting on a gene pool then the frequencies of the alleles will remain constant

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According to the Hardy Weinberg the room what are some Processes that will cause a populations frequency of alleles to have variation

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Sexual selection, genetic drift, immigration, mutation, and nonrandom mating

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When is genetic drift the greatest

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When the population size is small

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Bottleneck effect

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This describes the genetic drift that results from the reduction of a population typically from a natural disaster

the only surviving population may not be sent genetically representative of the original population

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Gene flow

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The transfer of genetic material from one population to another, it can increase the genetic variation of a population we can also cause a loss in alleles

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15
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What situation explains the occasional high frequency of certain inherited disorders a man humans established by a small population

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Founder effect

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16
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What is the equation for the Hardy Weinburg equilibrium

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p+q=1

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

17
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What does p^2 in the hardy weinburg equation stand for

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The frequency of homozygous dominant alleles

18
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What does 2pq Mean in the Hardy Weinberg equation

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The frequency of heterozygous dominant alleles

19
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What does q^2 Of the Hardy Weinberg equation mean

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It represents the homozygous recessive genotype

20
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What is genetic drifts affect on allele frequencies

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Genetic drift to may cause variations to disappear completely and reduce genetic variation

can also cause more rare alleles to become more frequent