Evolutionary Processes

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gene pool concept

all gametes produced by all individuals within a population have the chance to produce offspring

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hardy-weinberg representation of a dominant allele

p

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hardy-weinberg representation of a recessive allele

q

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hardy-weinberg equation: offspring genotype frequency

p² + 2pq + q²

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hardy-weinberg representation of a homozygus dominant genotype

p²

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hardy-weinberg representation of a homozygus recessive genotype

q²

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hardy-weinberg representation of a heterozygous genotype

2pq

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hardy-weinberg offspring allele frequency equation (p can be substituted for q)

p = p² + ½ (2pq)

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the five assumptions of the hardy-weinberg model

  • random mating

  • no natural selection

  • no genetic drift

  • no gene flow

  • no mutation


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hardy-weinberg functions as a ___ hypothesis, meaning that ___ ___ occurs.

null, no change

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the four methods that shift the frequency of alleles within a population

  • natural selection

  • genetic drift

  • gene flow

  • mutation


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the five patterns of natural selection

  • directional

  • stabilizing

  • disruptive

  • balancing

  • sexual


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directional selection

shifts the average frequency of a trait toward advantageous traits

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stabilizing selection

increases the frequency of a commonly occurring advantageous trait

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disruptive selection

increases frequencies of multiple advantageous traits

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balancing selection

all traits are equally advantageous; no change occurs

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intersexual selection

an individual of one sex selects an individual of another sex for mating

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intrasexual selection

selection within a sex

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genetic drift

the random decrease of allele frequencies; associated with external accidents

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the founder effect

a form of genetic drift; change in allele frequencies when a new population is established

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genetic bottleneck

a form of genetic drift; a sudden reduction in the number of alleles in a population

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genetic drift, gene flow, and mutation are ___ in regard to fitness

random

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genetic drift can lead to the random ___ of alleles

fixation

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gene flow can lead to the random ___ of alleles

increase

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gene flow

the movement of alleles between populations

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gene flow ___ the genetic differences between populations and ___ the genetic variation within a population

decreases, increases

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if your chi-x² results are within equilibrium, you (can/cannot) reject the null hypothesis.

cannot

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mutation

creates entirely new alleles

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mutation without gene flow, genetic drift, or natural selection ___ effects a population

rarely

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if ___ ceased, evolution would stop occuring

mutation