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what is a species

A group of individuals capable of interbreeding and creating fertile offspring

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what is neo darwinism

population genetics and theory of natural selection blended together

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what is speciation

formation of new species by mutation, migration, and drift

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what is microevolution

evolutionary changes within populations of species

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macroevolution

evolutionary events leading to emergence of new species

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population

group of individuals living in same geographic area belonging to same species, members can interbreed

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what to individuals were instrumental in eugenics

sir francis Galton

Margaret Sanger

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what is the hardy weinberg model

states that in an infinitely large randomly mating population, in which selection, migration, and mutation don’t occur, the frequencies of alleles and genotypes do not change from generation to generation

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what is the frequency of AA if A is = .7, and a is = .3

.7 x .7 = .49

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what is the frequency of Aa if A is = .7, and a is = .3

.7 x .3 × 2 = .42

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what is the frequency of aa if A is = .7, and a is = .3

.3 x .3 = .09

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who proposed the evolutionary theory

charles darwin and alfred russel wallace

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what is survival of the fittest

refers to the ability of some phenotypes being more successful than others at survival

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what is a fitness value of 0

means that the animal will die

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what are the three selection types

directional

stabilizing

disruptive

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what are three causes of genetic drift

chance

founders effect

genetic drift

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what are two forms of non random breeding

positive assortment

negative assortment

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what is the coefficient of inbreeding

quantifies the probability that two alleles of a given individual are identical because they are descended from a single copy of allele in a common ancestor.

F=1 represents when all individuals are homozygous

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when did arrow cichlids evolve from midas cichlids

23,000 years ago

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what is positive assortment

individuals with similar phenotypes or genotypes mate with one another more frequently than would be expected under a random mating pattern.

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what is negative assortment

occurs as a result of attraction between dissimilar individuals