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Yes but it could also spread deleterious mutations. It depends on the size of the gene pool.
yes. independent assortment and crossing over in mitosis will add new combinations of alleles to the DNA but only mutations will create new genes.
Perhaps nothing. Any trait that natural selection is blind to could pass, but many would pick-up deleterious mutations as the organisms possessing such traits would not be eliminated from the gene pool. Great ape vitamin C synthesizing pathways are one example of this. One gene coding for a part of this pathway has been ' knocked out ' by mutations and great apes ( including us ) can not synthesize vitamin C.
Gene shuffling means the genetic recombination and mutations of a gene pool of a species where genetic recombination is the mixture of parent alleles that are passed on and the mutations are the random changes in an organisms DNA that are passed on.
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Mutations are added to a gene pool when a mutation (completely random) occurs in a person. They will pass this gene on to their offspring (and so on, and so forth).
Yes but it could also spread deleterious mutations. It depends on the size of the gene pool.
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Animal evolution is not a linear set of rules or stages, but rather a branching process. Main principles include that mutations occur in a species and are tested by the environment, and the successful mutations live long enough to be passed down to offspring and continue through the gene pool. This is Darwin's theory of natural selection.
Mutations in the DNA code can introduce variation into the gene pool of a population.
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yes. independent assortment and crossing over in mitosis will add new combinations of alleles to the DNA but only mutations will create new genes.
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Perhaps nothing. Any trait that natural selection is blind to could pass, but many would pick-up deleterious mutations as the organisms possessing such traits would not be eliminated from the gene pool. Great ape vitamin C synthesizing pathways are one example of this. One gene coding for a part of this pathway has been ' knocked out ' by mutations and great apes ( including us ) can not synthesize vitamin C.
Random mutations of DNA happen and these get inserted into the gene pool as the species breed.