exam 3 ppt 6 Flashcards

1
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definition of allele

A

one of several forms of a gene

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2
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definition of genotype

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the particular combo of alleles present in a given organism

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3
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definition of phenotype

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the expression of a trait in an individual

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4
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how many alleles does a diploid organism have of every gene?

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a diploid organism always has 2 alleles of every gene

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5
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what are the alleles like in a homozygous genotype?

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both alleles for a given trait are the same (ex: TT or tt)

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6
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definition of evolution

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a change in characteristics of a population over time- species are related to one another and can change through time

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7
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definition of population

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individuals of the same species that live in the same area at the same time

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8
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definition of natural selection

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one way evolution occurs; individuals with beneficial traits are more reproductively successful

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9
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2 types of variation

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environmental, genetic

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10
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which type of variation is more important for evolution?

A

genetic

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11
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is mutation adaptive?

A

no

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12
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what causes genetic variation?

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mutations (during cell division), recombination/independent assortment/crossing over

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13
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does evolution occur with phenotypes produced by the environment?

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no, only genetic differences

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14
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definition of population genetics

A

the study of genetic variation in natural populations; changes in genotype and allele frequency over time

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15
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sections of mutation variation

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somatic, germ-line (during cell division)

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16
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sections of recombination variation

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(in meiosis I); deleterious (harmful), neutral (silent), advantageous -> adaptation

17
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what does natural selection govern?

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itgoverns that variants best suited for growth and reproduction contribute more to future generations

18
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allele frequency=

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of copies of an allele / total # of alleles in the population

19
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genotype frequency=

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of individuals with a genotype / total # of individuals in the population

20
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definition of gene pool

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sum of all alleles in a population

21
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what is the limit for allele frequency?

A

can only be between 0-1

22
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when is a population fixed for an allele?

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when a population exhibits only one allele, it is fixed for that allele

23
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how do we measure allele frequencies?

A

phenotype (observable traits), DNA sequencing

24
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do individuals evolve?

A

no- populations evolve, not individuals

25
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definition of evolution

A

a change in genetic makeup of a population over time (change in allele or genotype frequency)

26
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are any changes in genetic makeup- allele or genotype frequencies- evolution?

A

yes

27
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hardy-weinberg equilibrium basic equation

A

p + q = 1

28
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in HWE, p =

A

dominant allele

29
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in HWE, q =

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recessive allele

30
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HWE uses the same principles as punnett squares to predict genotype frequencies at the ______ level

A

population

31
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HWE extended equation

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