Lab Chapter 4 Flashcards

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1
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The rusty crayfish has a ______ impact on ontario’s native crayfish because…

A

negative

rusty crayfish outcompete the native crayfish for food and shelter

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allozyme loci

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different molecular forms of an enzyme that correspond to different alleles of a common gene (locus)

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Genetic variation

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is necessary for the evolution or adaptations by natural selection

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4
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selection

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is a natural process, many of the forces that are sources of stress for the Great Lakes fish communities are of human origin

Examples
- size-selective fishing gear
- habitat elimination
- alteration of prey species
- pollution stresses

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5
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gene flow

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is the exchange of alleles between neighbouring populations

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6
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Distance between populations are affected by…

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increases or decreases in population densities

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7
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genetic drift is most pronounced in…

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small populations

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4 Limitations of estimating genetic variation with Mendelian method

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1) restricted to phenotypic characters
2) too time consuming
3) does not yield precise info on genotypes (homozygous dominant vs. heterozygous)
4) too many gene loci in most organisms for this process to yield reliable estimates of gene variation

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9
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How to overcome 4 Limitations of estimating genetic variation with Mendelian method

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use the techniques of molecular genetics

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Allozymes

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mutations that result in differences in electrophoretic mobility of the corresponding enzymes (different forms of enzymes)

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monomeric enzymes

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enzyme that produces one polypeptide chain, which is a fully functional protein

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12
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dimer

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a single polypeptide chain that is produced by each allele

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13
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polymorphism (P)

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the proportion of loci examined that show evidence of more than one allele

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14
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Heterozygosity (H)

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the average frequency of heterozygous individuals per locus of the population

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15
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Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium

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p^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1 (mendelian square)

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16
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what evidence is there that zebra and quagga muscles are different species

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horizontal starch gel electrophoresis, quagga muscles did not have any corresponding genotypes to the zebra muscles

17
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how do we know that the muscles do not have hybrids?

A

no alloenzyme patterns (heterozygotes) between them

18
Q

Divergent populations/ separate species have an I value…

A

less than 0.8

19
Q

Limited distribution means=

A

more recent arrival

20
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Lower heterozygosity=

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smaller founding population