How Populations Evolve & Speciation online Test

All the members of a single species occupying an area at the same time.


Total of all the genes of all the individuals in the population.


Any evolutionary change at or above the species level.


Occurs when there is a change in the allele frequency of genetic characteristics within a population.


Gene Mutations


Chromosome Mutations


Recombinations


Occurs when a small number of individuals, representing a fraction of the original population, found a colony and only certain of the original alleles are passed on.


When a population is subjected to near extinction due to natural disaster, hunting, and loss of habitat.


Which is NOT a requirement of natural selection?


Occurs when the environment is changing.

Phenotype selected: extreme over the average


Occurs when the environment is stable (constant)

Phenotype selected:average


Phenotype selected: 2 extremes


Gamete mortality


Zygote mortality


Hybrid sterility


F2 Fitness


Occurs when populations diverge from one another to the extent that members of 1 population are no longer capable of successful reproduction with members of another population.


Populations seperated by geographic barriers that prevent them from reproducing


Members of a single population develop a genetic difference that prevents them from reproducing with the parent type
























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