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Variation
Different combinations of genetic info that organisms possess within a species
Mutation
Permanent change in the DNA of an organism
3 Types of Mutations and examples
1) Neutral: mutations that don't harm our help the organism
- e.g. Eye color
2) Harmful: mutations that reduce the organism's chances of survival and reproduction
- Cystic fibrosis in humans
3) Beneficial mutations: mutations that increase the organisms chances of survival and reproduction
-sickle cells help humans be resistant to malaria
Artificial Selection
Process of selecting and breeding organisms based on specific traits
-Takes many years
-reduces variability ( bad if disease comes along)
EXAMPLE: cats bred for appearance
Selective advantages
Genetic advantages that improve an organisms chances of survival and reproduction
Same as beneficial mutations