Elements of population genetics

Subject: Biology

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: b3167
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At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– indicate the main factors that affect the frequency of traits in populations
– understand the association between the factors that affect a population and evolution
– explain the reasons for the vast range of possible trait combinations and the uniqueness of individual traits.

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Genotype and gene pool Animation Different populations Illustration Evolution of indivi... Whiteboard exercise Hardy–Weinberg eq... Illustration The ideal population Animation The Hardy–Weinber... Whiteboard exercise Unchanging population Whiteboard exercise Exceptions to the H... Slideshow The different excep... Whiteboard exercise Variation in the ge... Whiteboard exercise Nonrandom mating Illustration Changing number of ... Illustration Natural selection Illustration Mutation Illustration Migration Illustration Genetic drift Illustration Allele frequency in... Animation Calculating allele ... Whiteboard exercise Frequency of the al... Whiteboard exercise Variation of traits... Game

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Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Biology

Variation in organisms

91. Elements of population genetics

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Keywords

elements, DNA, gene, recombination, allele, species, genome, reproductive isolation, population, gene pool, isolation, mutation, environment, selection, phenotype, genotype, generation, offspring, immigration, natural selection, gene flow, gene frequency, gene exchange, behavioural isolation, geographical isolation, mechanical isolation, anatomical isolation, morphological isolation, post-zygotic isolation, after-fertilization isolation, temporal isolation, phenological isolation, ecological isolation, habitat isolation, genetics, Elements of population genetics

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