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AP Biology Gene Expression — practice questions — page 4

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    1866
    Question
    Year of Mendel's plant hybridization publication
  2. Answer
    1940
    Question
    Decade (as a year) by which the modern synthesis took shape
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    2
    Question
    Alleles of one gene a diploid individual can carry
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    100
    Question
    Population size where one death loses only one percent of the gene pool
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    30
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    Incubation temperature in degrees C giving female alligators
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    33
    Question
    Incubation temperature in degrees C giving male alligators
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_Source: OpenStax Biology 2e, Chapter 19, The Evolution of Populations (CC BY 4.0)._

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Population genetics bingo

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Clues and terms
  1. Clue
    How often an allele appears.
    Item
    Allele freq
  2. Clue
    All alleles in a population.
    Item
    Gene pool
  3. Clue
    Change by pure chance.
    Item
    Drift
  4. Clue
    Disaster shrinks the population.
    Item
    Bottleneck
  5. Clue
    Few colonists start a population.
    Item
    Founder
  6. Clue
    Alleles move in and out.
    Item
    Gene flow
  7. Clue
    Non-evolving baseline.
    Item
    Hardy-Weinberg
  8. Clue
    Only these traits are selected.
    Item
    Heritable
  9. Clue
    Mating with look-alikes.
    Item
    Assortative
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_Source: OpenStax Biology 2e, Chapter 19, The Evolution of Populations (CC BY 4.0)._

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