Exam 19: Population Genetics and Human Evolution
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Changes in the allele frequencies in a large population are mainly due to migration.
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The sum total of all the genes in an interbreeding population is the gene pool.
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Because of the ____________________ effect, traits carried by early settlers are found in a large fraction of the population.
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Genomic studies of Neanderthals, modern humans, and chimpanzees confirms which of the following?
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To a geneticist, races are populations of the same species where allele frequences differ by _________ percent to ___________ percent.
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It has been suggested that the allele for cystic fibrosis may confer some protection against
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Selection has obviously affected the frequency of alleles for sickle cell hemoglobin and perhaps the frequencies for cystic fibrosis. What factors might be responsible for inter-population differences in other alleles such as the ABO system?
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If .04 percent (.0004) of the people in a population have sickle cell anemia, the percent of heterozygotes in the population must be ____________________.
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In areas where malaria is endemic, sickle cell disease heterozygote carriers are less fit than individuals homozygous for the normal allele.
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The ____________________ provides a means of measuring allele frequencies in the population.
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