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Directional selection
________ is the process by which one extreme of a tion is found.
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Heterozygotes
What are less likely in a population because of inbreeding? Answer with a single words or term.
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Antibiotics
What are used to fight infections? Answer with a single words or term.
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Evolution
________ tends to happen when migration operate.
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microevolutionary factor
What is sensitive to population size? Answer with a single words or term.
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Genetics
________ can be altered by inbreeding and an individual may be a clone of a given gene.
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Individuals
________ move between populations with selection.
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Phenotypic distribution
What is not usually favored by such alleles? Answer with a single words or term.
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Creveld syndrome
Who is a form of dwarfism? Answer with a single words or term.
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Kimura
________ says that the majority of variation in the DNA sequence is due to high frequencies attained in a population via genetic drift.
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Sexual selection
What is a form of natural selection in which people with certain characteristics are more likely than others to have successful reproduction? Answer with a single words or term.
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Population geneticists
Who are interested in the genetics of selection? Answer with a single words or term.
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Population genetics
________ is the study of genes in a population.
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Lancaster County population
The ________ can be traced to one couple, one of many generations, according to evidence.
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Heterozygotes
________ tend to be more sexual than Homozygotes.
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Genetics
________ contribute to the genes of the next generation and inbreeding alone does not affect them.
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Kimura
________ said that genetic drift promotes neutral variation and that it is more important in smaller populations than in larger ones.
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Population geneticists
________ can evaluate the extent of migration mating by looking at the similarities and differences of the two populations.