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Natural Selection
Genetic adaptation, survival of the fittest through that one living longer, reproducing more therefore making it more popular,
Fitness in the natural world
Is the creature able to survive long enough to reproduce
Artificial Selection
Where humans step in and breed to get certain outcomes
Stabilizing selection
The medium phenotype is favored,
Most common form because individuals are well adapted.

Directional Selection
When one extreme phenotype is favored, when the population is adapting to a changing environment

Disruptive Selection
Two or more phenotypes are favored

Sexual Selection
Adaptive changes in males and females, that lead into a better chance of finding a mate.
Each want partner with best fitness ( better color, feathers, bigger…)

Maintence of variation
Things that impact variation
Mutations
Independent assortment
Fertilization
( crossing over in prophase 1)
Microevolution
Individuals don’t evolve; populations do
Small changes from generation to genoration
Genetic Mutation
Permanent change in DNA
Genetic flow
Movement of traits from one population to another

Genetic Drift- Founder Effect
A small group of one population gets separated
The traits shift depending on the new environment
Randomly, some traits will be more successful in new environment
The traits that do well will eventually become more popular

Genetic Drift- Bottle Neck effect