1. In broad, general terms understand that all three of the above increase the c
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1. In broad, general terms understand that all three of the above increase the complexity of genetic and phenotypic variability in populations. 2. Haplotype, How is this different than an allele? 3. What are the four situations that can initiate genetic linkage (i.e.; cause linkage disequilibrium)? How is genetic linkage dissipated? Why do wild-type individuals tend to have a resurgence of selection compared to a new mutation if selection for that new mutation is removed before it becomes fixed? 4.Explanation / Answer
Question 1.
Answer - Mainly following three terms increase the complexity of genetic and phenotypic variability in population are -
1) Recombination - it is process in which two homologous chromosome pair exchange their genetic material between two non sister chromatid.
2)Mutation - It is sudden and heritable change in genetic material.
3) Genetic drift - it is change in allele frequency in a small population .
Question 2.
Answer - Haplotype - It is defined as a specific set of allele which present on a single chromosome or part of chromosome.But in case of -
Allele - it is defined as the alternative forms of a gene.
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