Population Genetics

A trait the organism displays

• Genotype

• Phenotype

• Lithotype

• Allele

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increases the chance that some individuals in a population will survive

• low genetic variation

• High genetic variation

• no genetic variation

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A random change in an allele

• replication

• transcription

• translation

• mutation

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A mutation can be passed onto the next generation if..

• It's in somatic cells

• It's in germ line cells

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Which is NOT a type of natural selection causing evolution?

• Normal

• Directional

• Stabilizing

• Disruptive

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Sexual Selection

• A trend in the population towards a specific allele

• Mixing the genes from two populations together

• Some genes help improve mating success

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Gene flow

• A trend in the population towards a specific allele

• Mixing the genes from two populations together

• Some genes help improve mating success

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Genetic Drift

• A trend in the population towards a specific allele

• Mixing the genes from two populations together

• Some genes help improve mating success

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When the population suddenly decreases, resulting in less variation in the population

• Bottleneck effect

• Population effect

• Founder's effect

• Mutation effect

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When a new population is started by a small number of organisms, restricting the amount of variation possible

• Bottleneck effect

• Population effect

• Founder's effect

• Mutation effect