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LS7B - Life Science 7B - QUIZ

LS7B · Life Science 7B

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  1. 1If the frequency of a dominant allele (A) is 0.7 in a population, what is the frequency of the recessive allele (a)?

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Which of the following factors contributed to the evolution of smaller body size in the Channel Islands foxes?
  • 3What does a 'valley' represent on a 3D fitness landscape graph?
  • 4True or False: Simply being a dominant allele causes that allele's frequency to increase over time.
  • 5What is the ultimate source of new genetic variation and unique alleles in isolated subpopulations?
  • 6When is it appropriate to use the Hardy-Weinberg equation (p² + 2pq + q² = 1) to calculate a population's allele frequencies based on genotype frequencies?
  • 7If a subset of a population favors two distinct phenotypic extremes (such as very small seeds and very large seeds), which mode of selection is likely occurring?
  • 8Which of the following are examples of post-zygotic isolating mechanisms?
  • 9What term describes the selection against hybridizing behavior between individuals from diverging populations?
  • 10Under allopatric speciation, what is the primary cause of initial population divergence?