Micro & Macro Evolution(ch.23&24) Flashcards
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What is microevolution?
Change in allele frequency
What is macroevolution ?
Dramatic change of entire species.
Define: average heterozygosity
The average percent of loci that heterozygous
2 alleles: identical or different
Define: point mutation
Change in one base of gene
Think back to genetics and about problems in DNA codes
Which 3 of chromosomal mutations are harmful?
Delete, distrust, rearrange,
Are mutation rates higher in plants or animals?
Trick question neither highest inviruses
What are the different ways to have genetic vacation?
Altering Gene number or position, rapid reproduction, sexual reproduction
Sexual reproduction and genetic variation
Shuttles alleles
Factors that alter gene frequency?
① mutation ② Gene flow ③ non-random mating (sexual selction) ④ genetic drift ⑤ Natural selection
What are the 5 conditions for non-evolving populations? (Hardy weinburg)
① No mutations ② random mating ③ No natural selection ④ large population ⑤ No gene flow
Define: gene flow
Movement in or out
2 types of genetic drift
① founder
② bottleneck
What is founder effect?
Small number of individuals start New population
Bottleneck effect?
Loss in population
What are the 3 types of natural selection?
Directional, disruptive, stabilizing
Describe: sexual selection
Evolutionary change of second generation as parent give advantages to children
Describe: neutral variation
Additional variation can be painted by diploid & balancing selection
Define: species
Group have potential to interbreed and produce viable offspring
What is one way to prevent species
Reproductive isolating mechanisms
What are the 2 types of reproductive barriers?
Prezygotic & postzygotic
2 types of prezygotic?
Prevention of mating & fertilization
3 types of prevention of mating prezygotic
① ecological
2 temporal
③ behavioral
Describe each of the following; ecological, temporal, behavioral isolation
Ecological: diff. Habitats
Temporal: reproduce cycles at diff-times
Behavioral: mating rituals
3 post zygotic mechanisms
Reduced hybrid viability, reduced hybrid fertility, hybrid breakdown