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Nonrandom mating occurs when individuals in a population choose mates based on specific traits rather than randomly. This can be influenced by factors such as geographic proximity, phenotypic similarities or differences, and social or cultural preferences. Additionally, selective pressures like inbreeding or assortative mating (where individuals with similar traits mate) can further drive nonrandom mating behaviors. Ultimately, these factors lead to changes in allele frequencies and can impact the genetic diversity of a population.
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What does nonrandom mating mean and give examples?
Me and You
What effects can nonrandom mating exert on a population?
none
Breeding within only a narrow band of the population demonstrates what?
nonrandom mating
Breeding within only a narrow band of population demonstrayts?
Nonrandom mating
What Breeding within only a narrow band pf the population demonstrates what?
A) Nonrandom mating
How can nonrandom mating change allel frequencies?
Non-random mating means that individuals of many species have a choice about which partners to mate with. In population genetics, allele frequencies are used to depict the amount of genetic diversity in a species. There is no current research to show nonrandom mating impacts a species genetic diversity.
Which does breeding within only a narrow band of the population demonstrates?
Nonrandom mating:) THC<3
What factor would most likely disrupt genetic equilibrium in a large population?
Nonrandom mating.
What are the influences of evolution?
genetic drift, gene flow, mutation, natural selection and nonrandom mating ( sexual selection ).
Is nonrandom mating a change in the gene pool results in adaptation to the environment?
no because the same species mate with the same spices!!
Forces that cause genetic change in a population?
That forces are natural selection, mutation, gene flow, nonrandom mating, and genetic drift.
What is the difference between nonrandom mating and reproductive isolation?
Nonrandom mating refers to individuals in a population having an equal opportunity to mate with other organisms in the population. Most organisms choose their mates based on physical and behavioral characteristics. Reproductive isolation refers to physical barriers segregating population and therefore causing change in genetic variation.
