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gene flow
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flow of alleles from one population to next population. like the one island migration model
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island model migration
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deal with flow of alleles from continent to island. proving that migration can interupt hw conditions
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inbreeding
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f. mating within your genetic family that can lead to deleterious alleles accumaltating.
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fst
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coefficent of standard variance. measure heterozygosity of genetic differences between populations
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effective population size
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total number of random mating indviduals within a population that loose genetic variance via drift at same rate as an observed actual population. total number of of mating females and males.
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sexual selection
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different modes or traits that increase an individuals chance to mate
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phenotypic varitability
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total varitablity within a individual in a population for variations of a phenotype
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intrasexual selection
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males control if they get to mate by fighting other males for females
ie pride of lions |
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multilocus genotype
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many genotypes can be acredited to many different loci on a differente gene for a trait
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population admixture
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mixing of 2 populations that can cause linkage disequilbrium
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directional selection
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indvidual fitness tends to increase or decrease with the value of phenotypic trait.. result in steady evolutionary change
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parthogenesis
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organism is born from an unfertilized egg
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mullers ratchet
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statement tht in asexual populations alterations in deleterious allels accumulate much faster. more homozygous recessive genes.
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genetic drift
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sampling error in the production of number of zygotes for a gene pool.
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creates linkage disequilbrium
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selection on multilocus gentoype
genetic drift population admixture |