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It acts on individuals, but it is populations that are changed by evolution.

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What is natural selection?

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In each generation, some individuals survive and reproduce successfully, but others do not.

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What is natural selection?

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It can cause random changes in allele frequency.

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What is genetic drift?

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It changes how alleles are distributed among populations.

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What is gene flow?

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It increases variability of populations.

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What is mutation?

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Isolated colonies are founded by a small number of organisms.

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What is founder effect?

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It is a segment of DNA that carries the genetic information that controls traits.

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What is gene?

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It simply means that some phenotypes reproduce more successfully than others do.

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What is natural selection?

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The movement of organisms and/or genetic material from one population to another.

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What is gene flow?

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Bad-luck events can randomly prevent some individuals from reproducing.

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What is genetic drift?

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It does not arise as a result of, or in anticipation of, environmental necessities..

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What is mutation?

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Some alleles provide "some little superiority" that favors individuals who possess it.

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What is natural selection?

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At least one of the differences among members of a population are due to the characteristics that may be passed from parents to offsprings.

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What is natural selection?

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A population remains in evolutionary equilibrium only if there are not them.

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What are mutations?

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Any event that arbitrarily cuts lives short or otherwise allows only a random subset of a population to reproduce. .

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What is genetic drift?

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If alleles move continually back and forth between different populations, the gene pool of the different populations will, in effect, mix.

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What is gene flow?

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Flowering plants cannot move, but their seeds and pollen can.

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What is gene flow?

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The drastic reduction of the northern elephant seal is an example of it.

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What is genetic drift?

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It could be considered an evolutionary side effect since it can be a disadvantageous characteristic in some regions of the planet.

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What is light skin color?

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The frequency of the two different forms of peppered moth depends on the environment and evolves as conditions change.

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What is natural selection?

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Without them, there would be no evolution.

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What are mutations?

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They postulated the theory of evolution through natural selection working independently.

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Who were Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace?

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One of several alternative forms of a particular gene.

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What is allele?

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A change in the gene pool of a small population due to chance.

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What is genetic drift?

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It's the change in the hereditary material of life.

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What is mutation?

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Is the process by which inherited genetic characteristics increase organisms’ chances of survival.

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What is natural selection?

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It could either increase similarities or variability of different populations..

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What is gene flow?

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So common in animals which have preferences or biases that influence their choice of mates.

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What is non-ramdom mating?

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Is the process by which new advantages of beneficial mutations are spread.

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What is positive selection?

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The process in which certain characteristics help an individual survive and reproduce.

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What is adaptation?

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Mating of two animals that produces offspring with certain characteristics. It can also eliminate some traits.

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What is non-ramdom mating?

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In small populations, mating choices are limited and a high proportion of mating may be between close relatives.

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What is genetic drift?

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When it is blocked, the resulting genetic differences may grow so large that one of the populations becomes a new species.

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What is gene flow?

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