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BIOA02H3 Chapter 54: Chapter 54 Notes

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15 Apr 2011
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Biological Sciences
Course
BIOA02H3
Professor
Kamini Persaud

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Which of the following best describes the principle of evolution by natural selection?

A. Individuals within a population are genetically identical and natural selection occurs randomly

B. Individuals within a population exhibit genetic variation and those that are best adapted to their environment survive

C. Individuals within a population exhibit genetic variation and those that are least adapted to their environment survive

D. Individuals within a population undergo genetic mutation and natural selection occurs randomly

E. Individuals within a population exhibit genetic variation and natural selection occurs randomly

The concept of gene flow indicates that evolution of populations can occur when individuals enter or leave a population. The addition of new alleles into the population makes it easy to visualize changes to phenotypes. Explain how emigration can lead to evolutionary change. What factors can also contribute to emigration and evolutionary change? Explain.

The concept of gene flow indicates that evolution of populations can occur when individuals enter or leave a population. The addition of new alleles into the population makes it easy to visualize changes to phenotypes. Explain how emigration can lead to evolutionary change. What factors can also contribute to emigration and evolutionary change? Explain.