Biology 311D Concept Map - RAA2446

Mutation and Genetic Drift

Population Growth

95% Harmful
4% Neutral
1% Beneficial

Cretaceus (65 M Years Ago):
Nearly all dinasaurs went extinct

1. Rate of Reproduction
2. Resistance to Adverse Conditions
3. Defense Mechanisms

Change in gene frequency from one generation to another

Each locus has a different mutation rate

5 major extiction

Evolution

Died out 35,000 Years Ago

Random change in genetic code

Homo Erectus (1M Years Ago)

Test 3

3 modes of Natural Selection

Hardy-Wemberg Equilibrium

Density Dependent mortality

Extinction

1. Insufficient Food, Water, & Nutrients
2. Disease
3. Predation
4. Competition
5. Insufficient living space
6. Adverse weather conditions

"Road of Homosabiens"

Test 2

Founder effect and bottle neck effect

Enviromental Resistance

Homo Sapien (350,000 Years Ago)

Population Regulation

Ardiditicus (5 M Years Ago)

Homo Habilus (2M-1.8 M Years Ago)

1. Stabilizing
2. Directional
3. Disruptive

Factors:
Hiertability and Selection Differential

1. Habitat destruction
2. Hunting
3. Species introduction
4. Disease
5. Hydridzation

Human Evolution

1. Food
2. Better medicine
3. Better sanitation

Test 1

Exponential Growth (R-Curve)

Resided in Europe

Homo Neanderthal

Selection

Primates Evolved (60M Years Ago)

Random change in gene frequency
from one generation to another

Mutation

Emigration

Logistic Growth (S-Curve)

Insufficient biological resources

Growth Curves

Genetic Drift

Factors that control population growth

Always dependent on phenotype

Biotic Potential