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Dictionary » G » Gene Flow Gene FlowThe movement of genes from different populations of species. Sometimes geological events, or geographical barriers for example, can interrupt the free movements of genes in a species population. This can lead to speciation over long periods of time due to subtle changes in the gene pool of each of the splinter groups on each side of the geographical barrier. ![]()
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Results from our forumBiologists cannot tell us what a species or phylum is... the species problem.[3" note this YOU POOR STUDENT http://www.ridgenet.net/~do_while/sage/v6i6f.htm The species problem isn’t well known by ... reveals "species" that experience some level of ongoing gene flow with other "species." 8
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Microevolution and Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium... new alleles constantly arise through mutation, recombination, gene flow, etc., and allele frequencies constantly change through selection and drift. HWE assumes ...
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Re: Any SOLID arguments against evolution?... Or a population that became isolated from another can experience genetic drift that forces them forever apart. In some cases speciation happens ... inside an aquarium or even trash-can with screen on top for some air flow but no escape. Open air hole(s) on the top of each environment container ...
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New Home/Classroom Fruit Fly Speciation Experiment... Or a population that became isolated from another can experience genetic drift that forces them forever apart. In some cases speciation happens ... inside an aquarium or even trash-can with screen on top for some air flow but no escape. Open air hole(s) on the top of each environment container ...
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Re: Natural selection is proven wrong... and often a source of debate, e.g., whether ecological barriers to gene flow are essential for populations to diverge into distinct species http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=22088 ...
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