Conservation Genetics Final Exam
_______ selection occurs when one allele is always at a selective advanatage
Directional
_______ is the average number of individuals in a population that contribute genes to succeeding generations
Effective population size
_______ is the incorporation of genes from one population to another through hybridization, which results in fertile offspring that further hybridize and backcross to parental populations.
Introgression
_______ is the probability of randomly sampling two individuals that have the same genotype
Probability of identity
_______ is the most important factor predicting whether an alien species will become established
Propagule pressure
Two frequently used species concepts are the _______ species concept and the _______ species concept
biological, phylogenetic
A _______ experiment is used to disentangle the effects of genes and environment on phenotypic traits
common garden
Conservation of components of biodiversity outside their natural habitat is known as _______ conservation
ex situ
If QST is equal to FST, then differentiation is similar to that expected by _______
genetic drift
The size and duration of a bottleneck greatly affect the amount of _______ lost
genetic variation
Genetic drift causes loss of _______, random changes in _______ and _______ among populations
genetic variation, allele frequencies, differentiation
Releasing of captive-bred individuals into the wold can decrease _______ and change _______
genetic variation, population structure
A _______ of 1 means that a trait is completely determined by genes with no environmental influence
heritability
Inbreeding is likely to affect population viability when _______ occurs at a trait that reduces population viability
inbreeding depression
Gene flow _______ genetic structure
increases
Frameshift mutations can be caused by _______ or _______
insertion, deletion
Gene flow is influenced by _______, _______, _______, and _______
interspecific interactions, mobility, barriers, mode of reproduction
Types of DNA inherited from one parent include _______, _______, and _______
mitochondrial, chloroplast, y-chromosome
The genetic effects of releasing captive-bred individuals into the wild are often not _______
monitored
"Errors in the transmission of genetic information from parents to progeny" is the definition of _______
mutation
The Hardy-Weinberg Principle provides us with a _______ model to test predictions explaining patterns of genetic variation
null
Variation in chromosomes can be estimated by examining _______, _______ location, and the _______ pattern
number, centromere, banding
Evolutionary classification combines _______ and _______ to determine taxonomy
phenetics, cladistics
The rate of DNA decay over time depends on _______ and _______
temperature, humidity