5 Written Questions

1. change in the structure of a gene
2. number of breeding individuals in a population
3. manipulating phenotypes through program
4. bottle-neck effect
5. repeated reproduction

5 Matching Questions

1. allopatric
2. random
3. species
4. strain
5. immigration

1. a a population of morphologically similar individuals capable of reproduction
2. b nonoverlapping geographic ranges (barrier)
3. c entering one population from another
4. d a genetic variation through breeding
5. e no detectable pattern in dispersion

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. both genes are expressed; get an intermediate
   1. senescence
   2. complete dominance
   3. sex linkage
   4. codominance
2. overlapping geographic ranges
   1. allopatric
   2. parapatric
   3. semelparity
   4. sympatric
3. spacing of individuals
   1. speciation
   2. migration
   3. species
   4. dispersion
4. fate of group of individuals from birth to death in a life table
   1. iteroparity
   2. complete dominance
   3. cohort (dynamic)
   4. codominance
5. separated then came together (eliminated barrier)
   1. iteroparity
   2. sympatric
   3. parapatric
   4. allopatric

5 True/False Questions

1. sex linkage → both genes are expressed; get an intermediate

   True        False

2. complete dominance → recessive is not expressed

   True        False

3. natural selection → manipulating phenotypes through program

   True        False

4. senescence → a population of morphologically similar individuals capable of reproduction

   True        False

5. migration → leaving one population to another

   True        False