Foundations of Bio Lecture 32

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four processes driving evolution

natural selection, genetic drift, gene flow, mutation

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gene pool

sum of all copies of all alleles at all loci in a population; source of genetic variation producing the phenotypic traits on which natural selection can act

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hardy-weinberg (HW) principle

serves as mathematical null hypothesis for study of evolutionary processes; predicts genotype and allele frequencies for next gen

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hardy- weinberg equilibrium (HWE) principle

frequencies are in if they conform to predictions of the next generation; frequencies remain constant

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5 assumptions about behavior of populations of the Hardy-Weinberg model

random mating, no natural selection, no genetic drift, no gene flow, no mutation

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4 steps to determine if a population is in HWE

estimate genotype frequencies, calculate observed allele frequencies, calculate genotypes expected, compare observed and expected values

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nonrandom mating

in nature, mating may not be random with respect to any particular gene or phenotype; changes genotype frequencies, not allele frequencies; not evolutionary process itself

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assortative mating

individuals with similar phenotypes or genotypes are more likely (positive) or less likely (negative) to mate with each other; type of nonrandom mating

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inbreeding

nonrandom mating between relatives; does not cause evolution (allele frequencies don’t change)

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self-fertilization (selfing)

most extreme form of inbreeding; in general increases homozygotes and decreases heterozygotes; homozygous produce all homozygous offspring; heterozygous produce homo and hetero offspring (1:2:1); type of nonrandom mating

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sexual selection

organism actively choses a certain mate based on physical and/or behavioral traits; form of nonrandom mating, but leads to change in allele frequencies, so is also natural selection

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intrasexual selection

traits such as bright colors, long horns, and elaborate courtship displays; may improve ability to compete for mates

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intersexual selection

traits make one more attractive to the opposite sex