Populations And Communities Flashcards
(6 cards)
Conditions of Hardy Weinberg
Large population
Random mating
No net mutation
No migration
No natural selection
Agents of evolutionary change
Mutations- change in DNA of an individual
Gene flow- net movement of alleles from one population to another
Non random mating- preventing individuals with certain phenotypes from mating
Genetic drift- due to small populations
Natural selection- when a mutation produces a phenotype
Founder effect
Gene pool change that occurs when a few individuals start a new isolated population
Bottleneck effect
The gene pool change that results from a rapid decrease in population size
Primary Sucession
- No soil present
Secondary Sucession
The recolonization of an area after an ecological disturbance
- soil is still present