Exam 3: The Modern Synthesis
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When no other force, such as natural selection, is operating, genotypic frequencies reach the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. The proportions for alleles A and a will be
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Peas were a useful subject for Mendel's experiments because they have a number of
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Imagine a population of 0 AA, 60 Aa, and 40 aa individuals. What is the frequency of each allele in this population?
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An organism expresses antipredator tactics regardless of the number of predators in the environment. This is an example of
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Explain why offspring are usually intermediate between their parents even though the nineteenth-century concept of blending inheritance was ruled out by the modern synthesis.
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To understand how Mendelian genetics helps to explain evolution, we need to look closely at what happens to genes in populations that are undergoing natural selection. This is the domain of
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Briefly describe five reasons that evolution does not always lead to the best possible phenotype, and give an example for each.
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Explain how natural selection can shape flexible behavioral responses.
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Characters are more likely to exhibit continuous variation when
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When a population reaches fixation, which of the following is true?
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What are the allelic frequencies of the following population: 0 AA, 100 Aa, and 100 aa individuals?
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Evolutionary change is best defined as a change in allele frequency over
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Which of the following is true of geneticists at the beginning of the twentieth century?
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The compound eye cannot evolve into the camera-type eye because
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Which of the following is true when genes at many loci affect a character?
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How can small population size affect gene frequencies? When is fixation reached?
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