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Biology Flashcards: Analyze Population Data For Evolution

Study Analyze Population Data For Evolution in Biology with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

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What is genotype frequency in a population?

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Proportion of individuals with a specific genotype. Calculated by dividing individuals with that genotype by total individuals.

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A lizard population includes two toe-pad phenotypes: large pads (helpful on smooth rocks) and small pads. Researchers tracked phenotype frequencies for 15 generations after a new smooth-rock habitat became common. Generation 1: 40% large, 60% small Generation 5: 55% large, 45% small Generation 10: 73% large, 27% small Generation 15: 81% large, 19% small Which interpretation best fits the data?
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