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Since populations of a species frequently become adapted to different local environments, it is not unexpected that some will diverge to the point of b

Key concepts/ terms: genetic differentiation, geographical variation, population, phenotypic plasticity, migration, reciprocal transplant studies, gene

Key concepts/ terms: artificial selection, heavy-metal tolerance, stabilizing, crop mimicry, directional and disruptive selection, herbicide resistant

Inbreeding depression: sexual and asexual reproduction, clonal reproduction, genetic load, outbreeding, deleterious alleles, self and cross-fertilizati

Classical and balance school: struggle to measure genetic variation: selection experiments, electrophoresis revolution, dna sequencing.
genetic varia

What da rwin saw: the evidence for evolution. Lessons from geology: the earth is very old, allows immense amount of time for biological evolution. 2: f

Uncertainty about generalizability of results to other cultures. Muller-lyer illusion
doesn"t work for cultures without carpentered corner. Cultural

These are the lessons" that a century of psychology has taught us, and they can deeply change the way you understand yourself, others and the world aro

Newton"s third law of motion states that for every action force there is a reaction force that has the same magnitude but points in the opposite direct

Topics of course: classical mechanism, chaos, thermodynamics, complex systems. Science progresses by observing a phenomenon in nature and developing a