Exam 2 cont. Flashcards

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F(B) vs. Time: drop, and plateau beneath halfway mark..

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heterozygote advantage, and no equilibrium at the beginning; AB > AB > BB; p and q is 0.4 and 0.6 if equilibrium, p >0.4

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F(B) vs. Time: S shape…

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BB > BA > AA; two possible phenotypes,, possible beneficial recessive allele; directional selection

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F(B) vs. Time: reverse S…

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heterozygote disadvantage or directional selection; AA > AB > BB and BB > AB > AA; if heterozygote disadvantage exists Wmin is located where >0.75 and AA fitness > BB

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Mean fitness =

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p squared + 2pq + q squared

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If two populations both start with a Freq (A) = 0.6, and the ΔF(A) is both positive and larger in the first population relative to the second, select all that may be true:

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The first population may be smaller than the second population; The A allele has a greater advantage in the first population than the second population.

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What is true of genetic drift?

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It is always present, leads to less diversity, and can lead to fixation of deleterious alleles

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What is true about the probability of the fixation by genetic drift?

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The probability of fixation is the frequency of the allele

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What could explain the haplotype vs. type graph?

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population 1 bottleneck or founder event; greater population 2 size

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9
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What is true about human evolution?

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Preserved footprints provide evidence that A. afarensis was bipedal; Skeletal morphology provides evidence that A. afarensis was bipedal

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10
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What can affect phenotype?

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environment, dominance, and other genes

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If two traits are genetically linked,

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They are less likely to split from recombination

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What is true of Hardy Weinberg equilibrium?

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If a population is in HW equilibrium after one round of mating, they must be randomly mating

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13
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What is true of gene flow?

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it reduces divergence between populations and can be influenced by genes

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14
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What is true about Fst?

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High Fst could be caused by inbreeding or could be indicated by selection and genetic drift

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What could be true about an isolated, non-mutating population? If I ask, “Are Adult 1 genotypes the product of Newborn 1 allele frequencies?” what am I most likely testing regarding selection?

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Is there survival selection? If there is, there is no Hardy-Weinburg equilibrium

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What if the genotypes were products of their own alleles?

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There was random mating