Not sure what you are asking, but, evolution is the change in allele frequency over time in a population of organisms.
isolated gene pools
They're not.
Basically because only populations ( populations gene pools ) evolve. Individuals die and any variant trait in their germ line must be passed into the gene pool. This way, in time, this trait may spread and the population evolves.
When genes from different gene pools mix, it can increase genetic diversity within a population. This can lead to the potential for greater adaptation and evolution within the species. Additionally, gene flow between populations can reduce genetic differences and promote genetic homogenization.
Actually, the process of a gene changing within a lifespan is not called evolution. Evolution refers to changes in the genetic makeup of a population over many generations. Changes in a gene within an individual's lifespan may be due to mutations or environmental factors, but this does not necessarily lead to evolution.
Evolution.
Environmental factors cause the greatest change in gene pools. some of these factors are radiation,pollution,food supply,population,predators,and camouflage. Of these factors the most important to today's gene pool is radiation because it causes mutation in the chromosomes and can completely change an organism.
The main driving mechanism of evolution is natural selection. Though genetic drigt and gene flow can also cause evolution.
True. That is the definition of evolution.
The frequency of the populations alleles. Their gene frequency must change to have evolution.
Simply, evolution.
Simply, evolution.