BioBioChem - Population Genetics Flashcards

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Indels are either a ___ or ______

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insertion, deletion

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Different versions of a gene are ___

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alleles

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Selection acts on the genotype or phenotype?

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phenotype

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Selection pressure changes the fitness of 1 particular _____

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phenotype

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Fitness is the ability to

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survive and reproduce

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evolution is the change in _____ frequency in a population over time

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allele

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7
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When we methylate DNA we ____ gene expression

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silence

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the first stage of meiosis is called (reductional division) because we are separating _____ pairs (2n goes to __)

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homologous pairs (2n->n)

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meiosis 2 is called equational division and we are dividing ___ _____ (n–)

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sister chromatids (n–>n)

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Eukaryotes increase genetic diversity via three mechanisms

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(1) Independent assortment: metaphase 1 and metaphase 2
(2) Prophase 1: crossovers (mix DNA b/w homologous chromosomes
(3) Give 1/2 DNA for offspring; sexual reproduction - combine 2 genetic backgrounds

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Nondisjunction is the _______ to seperate chromosome pairs to separate at _______ 1 (more common) or for sister chromatids to separate in anaphase 2

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failure, anaphase

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Monosomy is the loss of a single chromosome and in humans are not ___

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viable

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13
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Turner Syndrome is the monosomy of the __ chromosomes

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XO, sex

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14
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XXY

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klinefelter’s

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What are the genotype and phenotype ratios for heteroxhetero

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1:2:1 and 3:1

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16
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Test crosses (back cross) must be crossed with a ____

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homozygous

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17
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incomplete dominance shows an _____ phenotype. Give an example

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incomplete. Red and white flower makes a pink flower

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Codominance is when both are expressed. Give an example.

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unlinked genes are on ___ chromosomes or very far apart on the same chromosomes

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2X in female - one is inactivated and it forms _____

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heterochromatin

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does the sperm or egg determine sez

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sperm determines sex because it will either give an X or Y

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mendel dominance is a ____% penetrance

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what is the taxonomical classification?

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Darn King Philip Cuts Open Five Green Snakes. Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family Species

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The bottleneck effect

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disease, hurricane, genocide

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Founder effect
a small group leaves and moves
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Is evolution the same as natural selection?
NO, natural selection is simply a mechanism for evolution. Natural selection is a way to evolve
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r-selected species are unstable and unpredictable environments and put energy into reproduction. What are some of their features?
High fecundity, small body size, early maturity onset (i.e released fish eggs into the ocean)
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K-selected species put their energy into ensuring their offspring survive. What are some features?
large body, long life expectancy, fewer offspring (humans, elephants)
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Carrying capacity is the max pop. size that can de sustained indefinitely by the ____
environment
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what is the phenotype of a dihybrid cross?
9-3-3-1
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sigma represents _____
variance
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evolution occurs in all commensalism, mutualism, and parasitism T or F
True
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Karyotype
The number or appearance of chromosomes in the nucleus in a euk cell
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Wild Type refers to the ____ form of an allele as it occurs in nature
typical
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Hybrid are organisms from different species that can sometimes reproduce hybrid progeny which are usually __
sterile
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Mendelian errors describe an allele in an ____ which could not have been received from either of its biological parents by mendelian inheritance
individual
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Gene pool
the complete set of unique alleles in a species or popualtion
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Leakage is gene flow from one ____ to another
species
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Adaptive Radiation is the evolution of ecological or phenotypic diversity within a ____
lineage
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Divergent evolution occurs when two or more species evolving from the ___ group maintain a similar structure from the common ancestor (homologous)
same A good example of this is Darin's finches which have 80 species all diverged from one original species of Finch
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Convergent evolution when two species may evolve similar structures/traits with no recent common ancestor. These are said to be ____
analogous
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Polymorphism occurs when two or more clearly different phenotypes exist in the same population of species. GIve an example
the light morph jaguar vs the dark-morph jaguar
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