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Which term describes the movement of alleles into out of a population?
Gene flow
What prevents speciation?
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When is genetic drift a major factor to evolution?
When there is low gene flow (apex 10.1.2)
How does reproductive isolation increase isolation?
it stops gene flow
How does reproductive isolation increase the diversity?
It stops gene flow?
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What produces gene flow?
sudden and stiff boners cause gene flow in most genotypical phenotypes.
How does reducing gene flow cause speculation?
It allows divergence to occur
Would cause gene flow?
individuals movign out a population ~*Apex*~
Which term describes the movement of alleles into out of a population?
Gene flow
What was the cause of the increase in the numbers of the black moths in England in the 1800s?
gene flow
What was the cause of the increasing in number of black moths in England in the 1800?
gene flow
What was the cause of the increase in the numbers of black moths in England in the 1800's?
gene flow
Why does geographic isolation cause speciation (Apex)?
it prevents gene flow between populations
What is the movement of alleles into and out of a population called?
genetic flow
When members of one population move into an area where a population of the same species is present?
Gene flow tashana williams fostoria Ohio
What is the movement of gene into and out of a gene pool called?
gene flow
When is a genetic drift a major factor of evolution?
When there is low gene flow.
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