Lecture 10/11 pt 2 67-99 Flashcards

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1
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What is the source of all variation?

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Mutation

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2
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What are the three kids of mutations

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deleterious, selectively advantageous, neutral

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what do U and V mean in reference to mutation rates

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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)

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4
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equation for allele change do to mutation

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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

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5
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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?

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DeltaP = vq - up [or the change in p equals reverse mutation minus forward mutation]

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equilibrium of mutation

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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

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7
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What is genetic drift

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random fluctuation due to things like sampling error. Smaller populations much more effected by genetic drift

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Effective population size

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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

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9
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What does genetic drift cause

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genetic diversity to decrease within populations, but divergence between populations (Frequency fluctuations and fixation)

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10
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Fixation

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when an allele is at 100%. Chance for fixation increases as frequency increases. .5 = 50% .75 =75%

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11
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What is a bottleneck

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population significantly reduced by catastrophe. decreases genetic variation

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12
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Founder event

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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

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13
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migration

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changes in allele frequency due to movement of individuals

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14
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gene flow

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movement of GENES from one population to another

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15
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effects of gene flow

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introduce new alleles
prevents population diversification (by homogeneity)

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16
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4 processes that cause evolution

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mutation, genetic drift, migration, natural selection