A) favoring those individuals with the most favorable acquired characteristics.
B) producing a constant number of offspring while in that environment.
C) surviving for a fixed amount of time.
D) resisting the environment and keeping the environment from changing.
E) favoring heritable features that make the organism better suited to survive and reproduce.
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A) It will go down because there is no malaria.
B) It will go down because there is no sickle cell anemia.
C) It will go up because there is no sickle cell anemia.
D) It will go up because there is no malaria.
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A) the occurance of random mating.
B) the lack of selection.
C) the absence of polymorphic loci in the population.
D) a large population size.
E) an absence of gene flow.
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A) Frequency-dependent selection
B) General selection
C) Heterozygous selection
D) Gene flow selection
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A) Allele frequency is maintained in all conditions.
B) Natural selection is an ongoing process.
C) Dominant genes will always increase survival rates.
D) Evolutionary change is facilitated by natural selection.
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A) remain one species as a result of directional selection.
B) evolve into two separate species as a result of disruptive selection.
C) remain one species as a result of disruptive selection.
D) evolve into two separate species as a result of directional selection.
E) remain one species as a result of stabilizing selection.
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A) altering frequencies of particular alleles within a population.
B) having a large impact due to low mutation rate.
C) removing variation that affects natural selection.
D) having zero impact on changes in allele frequency.
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A) natural selection.
B) increased mutation.
C) genetic drift.
D) a bottleneck effect.
E) gene flow.
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A) Mutations will shift the allele frequency of the island sea birds and alter their phenotype.
B) Equilibrium will be changed due to the genetic nonrandom mating occurring introducing new alleles.
C) Equilibrium may be altered nearer to a 0.5 frequency and therefore alter the allelic structure of the island birds.
D) Natural selection will become stronger in the tree nesting birds.
E) The 0.5 equilibrium will be greatly altered due to influencing frequencies from migrating birds.
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A) gene blending.
B) mutation.
C) gene flow.
D) genetic drift.
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A) Transfer wild guppies from a predator free pond into one with predators but no guppies, over time observe the guppies for physiological changes.
B) Use the guppies from the lab and introduce them into a predator rich pond free of wild populations of guppies, observe trait changes.
C) Place predators from the lab into a pond free of other predators but with wild populations of guppies and monitor changes in physical traits.
D) Create a mixed population of wild guppies and place them into a controlled environment with predators to record the genetic changes.
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A) The red allele frequencies would remain unchanged because of equilibrium.
B) The frequency of red alleles would be greater than those predicted by Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.
C) The red allele frequencies would decrease because of equilibrium.
D) The frequency of red alleles would be less than those predicted by Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.
E) The frequency of red alleles would be equal to those predicted by Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.
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A) Variation between individuals in a population.
B) Genetic variations being heritable.
C) No variation existing between individuals in the next generation.
D) Survival rate of offspring varying due to parental genetic differences.
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A) genetic variability
B) homozygosity
C) selective mating
D) gene flow
E) founder effects
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