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Part I: For questions 1 - 10, rill in the blank with the best answer from the list below Answers may be used more than once or not at all (1 point each, 15 points total). q'wbb mutation genotype weak overdominance 2pq genetic drift strong will reduces gametes frequeney 2pqwBb) will not homozygosity polymorphic underdominance fixed dominant zygotes heterozygosity increases recessive miahoprovides the faw material for natural selection. In the absence of any other processes. it is a Shia 2. The "founder effect" is caused by olu 3. Over time both genetic drift and non-random mating in a population will lead to a loss of 4. Natural selection _uheacslocal adaptation. evolutionary force. 5. For a population in Ilardy- Weinberg equilibrium with two alleles ara locus. B and b, the frequency of adult heterozygotes in the population is 0 The frequency of bb hopmozygotes is 6 gunatdnit is most likely to maintain genetic variation within a population. 7. Inbreeding n conditions the ability of a population to adapt to local 8. In the case of yndsa dinnance the heterozygote has a lower fitness than either of the two homozygote genotypes. In this situation, over many generations, the alleles will not reach a stable equilibrium frequency 9. If genetic drit is the only evolutionary force at work in a population, the probability that an allele will becomedom NG-_ is equal to itsinitial a population's potential for local 10. In general, genetic drift adaptation 11. Population subdivision will lead to an increase in ved nct over timeExplanation / Answer
1. Mutation provides the raw material for natural selection. In the absence of any other process it is a dominant evolutionary force.
Additional Information:
Natural selection is a phenomenon which results in the adaptation of an organism with its environment. It occurs by the mutation of the organism at their gene level.
2. The " founder effect" is caused by genetic drift.
Additional Information :
The founder effect is a type of genetic drift which is the loss of genetic variation ,occurs when a new population is established from a very small number of individuals, which are the part of a larger population .