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| A group of organisms of the same species in the same location. |
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| A group of organisms that can breed and produce fetile offspring. (i.e. Biologically Succesful) |
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| Differences among individuals of the same speicies. |
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| Name three placess where variations come from. |
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| 1- Sexual Reproduction, 2- Mutations, 3- Crossing over. |
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| A random change in DNA, changes a protein and hence changes the trait. |
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| The exchange among homologous chromosomes in meisis creates new variations. |
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| Fill in the blanks: Hardy ___ ___ ___ ___ |
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| Wein Berg Equilibrium Principle |
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| Hardy Wein Berg Equilibrium Principle is used for what? |
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| Measure proportions of genotypes in a population. |
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| What is the equations and requirements for the equation of the Hardy Wein Berg Equilibrium Principle? Assume Dominents=p, and recessives=q |
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| (P^2)+2pq+(q^2), if p+q=1 |
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| In (P^2)+2pq+(q^2) if p+q=1, what do the seperate parts of the equations mean? |
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| p^2 referes to the Homozygous Dominent, 2pq referes to the Heterozygous, and Q^2 referes to the Homozygous recessive. |
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| T or F: Dominent Traits can be rare, they are not always common. |
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| T or F: Somatic Cells are diploid cells, they are not sex cells. |
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| When two sperm fertilize, one ova, at the same time. |
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