Lecture 3 Flashcards

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what is a population?

A

a localised group of interbreeding and interacting individuals

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what is genetic drift

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is a random change in allele frequencies over generations, that can be a cause of fixation or extinction of alleles

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3
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what is bottlenecks?

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it is when the population of the species is small due to allele frequencies change, or if they go extinct

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4
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what is the founder effect

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is when a part of the ancestral population leaves and form/grows there new population elsewhere, where the alleles present to be different,

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5
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what is the hardy-weinberg principal?

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no net mutation, random mating, no natural selection, very large population, no migration

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what are the causes of non-adaptive evolution?

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natural selection, gene flow, and genetic drift.

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7
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what is microevolution?

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it is a change in the frequencies of alleles over generations in a fixation or loss of alleles

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8
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what are the allele frequencies

A

p & q

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9
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Hardy-weinberg equation

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p2+2pq+q2=1
p2, q2 = homozygote
2pq = heterozygote

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10
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what is gene flow

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when one population with different allele frequencies change in allele frequencies because new alleles are introduced

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