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Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.

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Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.:Genetic drift
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.:Both
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.:Genetic drift
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.:Gene flow
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.:Gene flow
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Toxins IncreaseX Decrease✔ Both

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Increase
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X Decrease
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✔ Both
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New habitat X IncreaseDecrease✔ Both

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X Increase
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Decrease
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✔ Both
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Disasters Increase✔ DecreaseBoth

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Increase
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✔ Decrease
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Both
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Complete the T-chart by categorizing each environmental factor as something that would most likely increase or decrease genetic variation. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.

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Complete the T-chart by categorizing each environmental factor as something that would most likely increase or decrease genetic variation. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situat:Decrease
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each environmental factor as something that would most likely increase or decrease genetic variation. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situat:Decrease
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each environmental factor as something that would most likely increase or decrease genetic variation. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situat:Both
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each environmental factor as something that would most likely increase or decrease genetic variation. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situat:Both
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each environmental factor as something that would most likely increase or decrease genetic variation. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situat:Decrease
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each environmental factor as something that would most likely increase or decrease genetic variation. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situat:Increase
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Read each example and decide what the resulting effect on the gene pool of that population would be.

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Read each example and decide what the resulting effect on the gene pool of that population would be.:brings new alleles from other populations
Read each example and decide what the resulting effect on the gene pool of that population would be.:favors certain alleles
Read each example and decide what the resulting effect on the gene pool of that population would be.:creates new alleles from DNA
Read each example and decide what the resulting effect on the gene pool of that population would be.:randomly selects alleles
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Read each example and decide whether each would increase or decrease the genetic variation in the gene pool of that population.

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Read each example and decide whether each would increase or decrease the genetic variation in the gene pool of that population.:Increase
Read each example and decide whether each would increase or decrease the genetic variation in the gene pool of that population.:Decrease
Read each example and decide whether each would increase or decrease the genetic variation in the gene pool of that population.:Increase
Read each example and decide whether each would increase or decrease the genetic variation in the gene pool of that population.:Decrease
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Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.

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Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.:Genetic drift
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.:Both
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.:Genetic drift
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.:Gene flow
Complete the T-chart by categorizing each statement as something that would most likely be relevant to gene flow or genetic drift. Some answers will fit in both columns depending on the situation.:Gene flow
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Describe an environmental factor that could influence natural selection and decrease genetic diversity. Pick a specific example to illustrate your point.

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One environmental factor that can influence natural selection and decrease genetic diversity is a severe, prolonged drought. This environmental change acts as a selective pressure, favoring individuals with specific traits that allow them to survive in arid conditions—such as plants with extremely deep root systems or animals with high water-retention capabilities. Individuals that lack these specific adaptations are less likely to survive and reproduce. As a result, the alleles responsible for the less-favorable traits are removed from the population's gene pool, which narrows the overall genetic variation. A specific example occurred with Darwin's finches on the island of Daphne Major; during a severe drought, finches with smaller beaks were unable to crack the large, hard seeds that were the only remaining food source. This led to a significant decrease in the population of small-beaked finches, reducing the genetic diversity of beak sizes within that population.

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Which of the following did you include in your response?

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predator-prey relationships
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competition
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toxins
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disaster
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selection favors certain traits and decreases genetic variation
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creates new alleles from DNAbrings new alleles from other populationsrandomly selects alleles✔ favors certain alleles Competition for sunlight leads to taller trees.

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creates new alleles from DNA
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brings new alleles from other populations
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randomly selects alleles
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✔ favors certain alleles
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✔ creates new alleles from DNAbrings new alleles from other populationsrandomly selects allelesfavors certain alleles The DNA of a snake changes to make its venom stronger.

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✔ creates new alleles from DNA
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brings new alleles from other populations
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randomly selects alleles
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favors certain alleles

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