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Explain why variations in a population are seen as a bell shaped curve. Agenda for Friday Feb 20 th 1.Patterns and Mechanism notes 2.Go over variation lab
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Genetic Equilibrium Allele frequency in a gene pool is not changing –Hardy Weinberg Disruption of Equilibrium = Change
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1. Natural Selection
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Types of Natural Selection Directional Selection - extreme phenotype has higher fitness Peppered Moth
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Stabilizing Selection - intermediate phenotype has a higher fitness
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Disruptive Selection - intermediate phenotypes are of lower fitness than extreme phenotypes
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2. Mutation Neutral mutation – no impact on survival or reproduction Beneficial mutation – increase in survival or reproduction
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3. Gene Flow/Migration Individuals enter or leave a population –emigrate = lose alleles –immigrate = gain alleles
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4. Genetic Drift Unpredictable changes in allele frequency due to small population size –Population bottleneck –reduction of a population –Founder Effect – individuals leave a population and establish a new one
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5. Nonrandom Mating Choosing a mate Sexual Selection – ability to attract a mate
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Patterns of Evolution
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Coevolution Change of two or more species in close association with each other Predators and prey Parasites and hosts Plant eating animals and plants
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Convergent Evolution Environment selects similar phenotypes although ancestral types were different Sharks and dolphins
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Divergent Evolution Two or more related populations or species become more and more different Response in differing habitats Result in new species
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Adaptive Radiation Many related species evolve from a single ancestral species
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Artificial Selection Intentional breeding for specific traits
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Rates of Evolutionary Change Rapid rates of evolution occur when conditions favor new traits –Otherwise evolution is slow Based on many factors –Mutation rate, lifespan of organism
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Rate of Speciation
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Patterns of Evolutionary Change Novel features evolved infrequently –Most changes are modifications Organisms have increased in size and complexity Predations rates increased = evolution of better defenses
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Describe convergent evolution. Agenda for Thursday May 29 th 1. Bunny Lab
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