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Questions and Answers
Which evolutionary process determines that individuals of a species best adapted to the environment survive and reproduce?
Which evolutionary process determines that individuals of a species best adapted to the environment survive and reproduce?
In a gene pair, the ______ gene does NOT always exert its influence.
In a gene pair, the ______ gene does NOT always exert its influence.
recessive
According to evolutionary psychology, natural selection favors behaviors that:
According to evolutionary psychology, natural selection favors behaviors that:
increases reproductive success
Study Notes
Natural Selection
- Evolutionary process where individuals best adapted to their environment are more likely to survive and reproduce.
- Drives changes in species over generations, leading to evolution.
Gene Pairs
- In a gene pair, the recessive gene does not always express its traits unless paired with another recessive gene.
- Dominant genes will mask the effects of recessive genes in heterozygous pairings.
Evolutionary Psychology
- Natural selection favors behaviors that enhance reproductive success.
- Behaviors that increase opportunities for mating or enhance the survival of offspring are more likely to be passed on to future generations.
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Test your knowledge on key concepts of evolutionary psychology and life-span development with these flashcards. Discover terms like natural selection and recessive genes, and understand their impact on behavior and reproduction.
