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Cladogenesis can be |
Allopatric two large populations separated Parapatric 2 populations overlapping Sympatric within a population |
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Allopatric |
Geological processes Founder effect |
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Microevolution |
Changes in gene pool to particular alleles over a period of time
Ex. Dog breeds |
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Biological evolution |
A heritable change |
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Factors of micro evolution |
Natural selection Genetic drift Migration Non random mating Mutation |
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Gene pool |
Alleles of every gene |
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Function of tumors suppresor gene can be lost by |
Mutations Dna methylation Anueploidy |
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Heterosis |
When two different inbred strains are crossed the offspring is more vigor this is called hybrid vigor May |
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Heritability |
Amount of phenotypic variation within a group of individuals that is due to genetic variation |
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Monomorphic |
Homozygous for same alleles |
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quantative traits |
Anatomical traits Physiological traits Behavioral traits Diseases |
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Genetic drift |
Random changes in allele frequency’ due to random fluctuations Over time genetic drift favors either the loss of fixation of an allele |
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Caspases |
Proteases Cell executioners |
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In apoptosis |
Cell is broken down to small vesicles and eventually phagocyted |
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Epidermal growth factor |
Egf growth hormone Bind to cell surface receptors |