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What is a population in evolutionary biology?
What is a population in evolutionary biology?
- All individuals of the same species living in the same place (correct)
- All individuals of different species living in the same place
- All individuals of the same species living at different times
- All individuals of different species living globally
How does an individual inherit alleles?
How does an individual inherit alleles?
- An individual inherits two alleles from both parents
- An individual inherits three alleles, one from each parent and an extra
- An individual inherits two alleles, one from each parent (correct)
- An individual inherits one allele from both parents
What does it mean if an individual is homozygous for a certain allele?
What does it mean if an individual is homozygous for a certain allele?
- The individual inherited no alleles
- The individual inherited one allele from each grandparent
- The individual inherited two identical alleles (correct)
- The individual inherited two different alleles
Which term refers to the collection of all alleles for all loci present in a population?
Which term refers to the collection of all alleles for all loci present in a population?
What indicates genetic variation among individuals in a population?
What indicates genetic variation among individuals in a population?
How is the evolution of populations best understood?
How is the evolution of populations best understood?
What does population genetics study?
What does population genetics study?
Which of the following is NOT one of the conditions for the Hardy Weinberg Principle?
Which of the following is NOT one of the conditions for the Hardy Weinberg Principle?
What does the phenotype frequency represent?
What does the phenotype frequency represent?
Why is it important to have a very large population size for the Hardy Weinberg Principle?
Why is it important to have a very large population size for the Hardy Weinberg Principle?
What is the sum of the frequencies of the two alleles A and a in a population?
What is the sum of the frequencies of the two alleles A and a in a population?
"Calculate the genotype frequency" means to calculate:
"Calculate the genotype frequency" means to calculate: