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| Everytime you have a change in the gene pool, you have... |
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| The sum total of the genetic changes in the individuals of a population's gene pool. |
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| the sum of all of the alleles or genes of all individuals in a population |
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| are alternate forms of varieties of a gene |
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| Change in gene frequencies = |
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| is the population as a whole that actually evolves |
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| A change of frequencies of alleles in the gene pool of a population |
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| distinct group of individuals within a species who only mate with members of their own population |
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| If the parent generation has 92% B and 8% b their offspring collectively have 90% B and 10% b, what has happened? |
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| Evolution has occured between the generations |
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| Godfrey Hardy & Wilhelm Weinburg |
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| independent work resulted in future development of Evolution |
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| Through mathematical modeling based on probability, they concluded what? |
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| a the gene pool frequencies are inherently stable |
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| Through mathematical modeling based on probablity, they concluded in 1908 that |
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| evolution should be expected in all populations virtually all of the time |
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| Popular geneticists including two other people, came to conclude that evolution will not occur in a population if seven conditions are met. Who are the other two based on previous questions? |
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| What are the seven conditions that need to be met for evolution to not occur? |
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| 1.no mutations. 2 no natural selection. 3. large population. 4 population breeds. 5. random mating. 6. same number of kids. 7.no migration out of home |
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| The seven conditions that needed to be met to prevent evolution is called |
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| Proves that evolution is inevitable |
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