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| Hardy Weinberg Conditions |
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1. Random Mating
2. Large Population
3. No Mutation
4. No natural selection
5. No Migration |
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1. Variation w/in species
2. Adaptation
3. Excessive Reproduction
4. Decent with modification |
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| Are aquired traits inherited? |
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| NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| Adaptations MUST be inherited |
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Variation w/in population results in mutation.
(creation of new alleles |
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Segregation of gametes during repro
Individuals pass alleles to offspring |
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| Idependant assortment of alleles during prophase 1 of meiosis |
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| More offspring are created than can possibly survive |
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| Changes in allele frequency from generation to generation |
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| If mates are selected by phenotype then mating is.... |
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| Violations of non-random mating |
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Inbreeding!! Inbreeding depresssion
Assortive mating - sexual selection |
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| A type of genetic drift when a few individuals become isolated from a larger population; their DNA isnt relativ eof original species |
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| First theorized that organic molecules could be synthesized from inorganic compounds |
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| Stanley Miller could synthesize.. |
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Definition
Amino Acids
Sugars
Lipids
ATP
Nitrogenous bases |
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| large scale changes that result in new species and other taxa |
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