A4 - Gene Pools, Selection + Speciation

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Define natural selection
Process where organisms that are better adapted to their environment survive and reproduce in greater number, increasing the frequency of the advantageous allele within the population
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Define selection pressure
Something that causes selection of an advantageous allele
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Mark points for natural selection questions
Variation due to genetic mutation
Intraspecific
Competition
Reproduce more
Advantageous allele frequency increases
More generations = increased frequency
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What are the 3 types of selection?
Directional
Stabilising
Disruptive
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Directional selection
Favours extremes
Due to change in environment
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Stabilising selection
Envrionemt is stable
Favours average
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Disruptive selection
Favours extremes
Due to change in environment
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Define speciation
Evolution of new species from existing species
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How does speciation occur?
Natural selection changes frequency of alleles
Undergo reproductive isolation to become genetically distinct
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What are the 2 types of speciation?
Allopatric
Sympatric
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Allopatric speciation
Speciation where biological populations are geographically isolated by a barrier and evolve genetic reproductive success
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Sympatric speciation
Biological populations are not geographically isolated
Mutation causes reproductive isolation
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Define genetic drift
Change in allele frequency in small populations
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What are the 2 types of genetic drift?
Founder effect
Genetic bottleneck
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Founder effect
Small numer of population are isolated from the main group and colonise another area
Due to migration and geographical isolation
Increased allele frequency
Reduced genetic diversity
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Genetic bottleneck
Event occurs which drastically reduces population size
Reduces genetic diversity
Survivors form a much smaller group than before
E.g. hunting, earthquake, disease
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Define gene pool
Total sum of all alleles of all genes in a population
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What are the 2 Hardy Weinberg equations?
p$2$ + 2pq + q$2$ = 1
p + q = 1
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Which letters represent allele frequency?
p = dominant
q = recessive
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Which letters represent the number of individuals?
p$2$ = homozygous dominant
pq = heterozygous
q$2$ = homozygous recessive
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