Lecture 10/11 pt 2 67-99 Flashcards
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What is the source of all variation?
Mutation
What are the three kids of mutations
deleterious, selectively advantageous, neutral
what do U and V mean in reference to mutation rates
u is the rate of mutation from A > a and v is the rate of mutation from a > A (if it helps thing of v as reVerse change)
equation for allele change do to mutation
p1 = p0 - u x p0 [ or, new population equals the original population minus the mutation rate times the original population] See slide 75 for more examples
keeping in mind that p is the allele frequency of A - how do you calculate the change in A with both forward and reverse mutation?
DeltaP = vq - up [or the change in p equals reverse mutation minus forward mutation]
equilibrium of mutation
there is a point at which the allele frequency will stabilize, Pe = V/(u+v) - honestly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUugoS8_GcY - start around the 9 minute mark, also see slide 81
What is genetic drift
random fluctuation due to things like sampling error. Smaller populations much more effected by genetic drift
Effective population size
the effective population is a representation of the individuals passing on alleles. The equation for this is Ne = (4 * Nm * Nf) / (Nm + Nf) - See slide 89
What does genetic drift cause
genetic diversity to decrease within populations, but divergence between populations (Frequency fluctuations and fixation)
Fixation
when an allele is at 100%. Chance for fixation increases as frequency increases. .5 = 50% .75 =75%
What is a bottleneck
population significantly reduced by catastrophe. decreases genetic variation
Founder event
dispersal and colonization by a small group. (think settlers during westward expansion, smaller population with less genetic variation)0
or birds on a new island
migration
changes in allele frequency due to movement of individuals
gene flow
movement of GENES from one population to another
effects of gene flow
introduce new alleles
prevents population diversification (by homogeneity)
4 processes that cause evolution
mutation, genetic drift, migration, natural selection