Chapter 23 Flashcards

(37 cards)

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Microevolution

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Change in allele frequencies in a population over generations

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Genetic variation

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Differences in DNA/alleles within a population

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Phenotypic variation

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Visible differences caused by different genotypes

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Relationship

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Allele variation → phenotype variation → microevolution

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Population

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Individuals of same species in same area/time

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Gene pool

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All alleles in a population

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7
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Allele frequency

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copies of allele ÷ total alleles

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Genotype frequency

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individuals with genotype ÷ total individuals

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9
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Hardy-Weinberg p+q

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p + q = 1

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10
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Hardy-Weinberg p²+2pq+q²

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p² + 2pq + q² = 1

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Homozygous dominant frequency

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12
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2pq

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Heterozygous frequency

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13
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Homozygous recessive frequency

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HW Condition 1

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No mutation

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HW Condition 2

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Random mating

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HW Condition 3

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No natural selection

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HW Condition 4

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HW Condition 5

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Large population

19
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Meaning of equilibrium

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Allele frequencies don’t change → no evolution

20
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Meaning of change

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An evolutionary mechanism is acting

21
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Fitness

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Contribution of a genotype to next generation

22
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Directional selection

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Favors one extreme phenotype

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Stabilizing selection

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Favors intermediate phenotypes

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Disruptive selection

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Favors both extreme phenotypes

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Balancing selection
Maintains multiple alleles
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Heterozygote advantage
Heterozygotes have highest fitness
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Negative freq-dependent
Rare phenotypes have higher fitness
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Intersexual selection
Mate choice
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Intrasexual selection
Competition for mates
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Natural selection
Nonrandom allele frequency change
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Genetic drift
Random allele frequency change; strong in small pops
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Gene flow
Movement of alleles between populations
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Bottleneck effect
Sudden population decrease → less variation
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Founder effect
Small group forms new population → less variation
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Assortative mating
Similar phenotypes mate → ↑ homozygotes
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Disassortative mating
Different phenotypes mate → ↑ heterozygotes
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Inbreeding
Relatives mate → ↑ homozygosity & harmful recessives