A) strong selection pressure on the trait(s) being studied.
B) a significant mutation rate from generation to generation.
C) gene flow that is equal both into and out of the population.
D) no gene flow, mutation, genetic drift, or natural selection.
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A) bites from infected mosquitoes.
B) a genetic mutation.
C) drinking bad water.
D) eating spoiled food.
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A) unknown causes.
B) X-rays.
C) toxic chemicals.
D) UV radiation.
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A) works most effectively on small populations.
B) is the only source of new alleles.
C) is one of many sources of new alleles.
D) works to decrease variation between populations.
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A) gene flow
B) founder effect
C) mutation
D) natural selection
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A) increased genetic diversity through genetic drift.
B) migration without gene flow.
C) more genetic diversity than would be observed in an exogamous society.
D) decreased genetic diversity due to a lack of admixture.
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A) chromosome.
B) nucleus.
C) address.
D) locus.
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The potential effects of a point mutatio...View Answer
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A) Microevolution
B) Gene flow
C) Reproductive isolation
D) Equilibrium
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A) p2=0.12; 2pq=0.46; q2=0.42
B) p2=0.35; 2pq=0.00; q2=0.65
C) p2=0.12; 2pq=0.65; q2=0.23
D) None of the above
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A) natural selection.
B) directional selection.
C) stabilizing selection.
D) disruptive selection.
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