14.1 | | Population Genetics Underlies Evolution 1. | | State the unit of information of genetics at
the population level. | 2. | | Define gene pool. | 3. | | List the five processes that cause
microevolutionary change. | 4. | | State the consequence of macroevolutionary
change. |
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14.2 | | Constant Allele Frequencies 5. | | State the genotypes represented in each
part of the Hardy-Weinberg equation. | 6. | | Explain the conditions necessary for Hardy-
Weinberg equilibrium. |
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14.3 | | Applying Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium 7. | | Explain how the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
uses population incidence statistics to
predict the probability of a particular
phenotype. |
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14.4 | | DNA Profiling Uses Hardy-Weinberg
Assumptions 8. | | Explain how parts of the genome that are in
Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium can be used to
identify individuals. |
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