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Modern synthesis ?

How natural selection and genetics work together to cause evolution in a population.

Microevolution ?

Small changes in a population over time.

Macroevolution ?

Looks at what causes a species to change over time.

Population genetics ?

Looks at different forces that affect the frequency of an allele.

Genetic drift ?

When only some of the population gets to breed when others don't.

Bottleneck effect ?

Natural event occurs to knock out a lot of the population.

Gene flow ?

The flow of alleles in and out of a population due to migration.

Nonrandom mating ?

Some organisms get to mate more because of their features are more likely picked.

Assortative mating ?

An individual picks a mate that is most similar to them.

Cline ?

Is a gradual change in the traits of a population across a geographic area because of a change in environmental factors.

Adaptive evolution ?

Evolution that occurs because of natural selection so good alleles become more present and bad alleles become less present.

Evolutionary fitness ?

Number of positive traits that an organism provides.

Relative fitness ?

It's how likely an organism is to pass on its traits compared to the other people's in the group.

Stabilizing selection ?

When evolution favors the middle.

Allele frequency ?

Rate the allele appeared in a population.

Directional selection ?

When one extreme of variation is selected.

Diversifying selection ?

Better to be at one of the ends (extreme) instead of the middle because the extreme is more beneficial.

Sexual dimorphism's ?

Different between male and female that is used to select or attract a mate.

Handicap principle ?

More likely you are to reproduce the more likely you are to die off.

Gene pool ?

The different alleles that are possible.

Founder effect ?

Something that causes a change in allele frequency.

Genetic structure ?

The frequency of different genotype in the population.

Heritability ?

How much of a trait can be contributed to genetics and outside factors.

Genetic variance ?

Different alleles and genotypes that are present.

Inbreeding ?

Interfamily breeding.

Arkansas

Inbreeding depression ?

Negative traits come out because of inbreeding.

Selection pressure ?

Things that makes a trait more beneficial.