calculating biodiversity Flashcards

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1
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define an allele

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  • a version of a gene
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define a locus

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  • the position of that gene on a chromosome
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3
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define polymorphic gene locus

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  • a locus that has more than 2 alleles
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the more species present …

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the richer the habitat

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5
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what is habitat with high species evenness going to look like ?

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  • more even numbers of individuals in each species
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what is a habitat with low species evenness going to look like ?

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  • one which individuals of one species outnumber all the others
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what gives an indication of genetic diversity within a population ?

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  • the number of variations of a gene
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what has a lower genetic diversity compared to the other in terms of eye colour ?

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homozygous individuals for eye colour have a lower genetic diversity than heterozygous individuals

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9
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what can heterozygous individuals pass on compared to homozygous individuals ?

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  • both the B and b allele to the next generation
  • can only pass one allele
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10
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what can be used to calculate the genetic diversity ?

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proportion of polymorphic gene loci = number of polymorphic gene loci / number of gene loci

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