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OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Which statement best explains how the effect on a particular allele can change the genetic makeup of a population over time?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

An allele that increased the chances of a member finding shelter will appear in a larger percentage of the next generation’s offspring. An allele that increases the chances of a member cooperating with other members will appear in a larger percentage of the next generation’s offspring. An allele that increases the chances of a member obtaining food will appear in a larger percentage of the next generation’s offspring. An allele that increases the chances of a member reproducing will appear in a larger percentage of the next generation’s offspring.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (dogzcatz):

An allele that increases the chances of a member reproducing will appear in a larger percentage of the next generation’s offspring.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

The graph illustrates change in a lizard population over time. Which process is most likely led to the change in the lizard population?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Natural selection acting on a harmful trait. Natural selection acting on a beneficial trait. Natural selection acting on a dominant trait. Natural selection acting on a recessive trait.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (dogzcatz):

Natural selection acting on a beneficial trait.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Which statement best explains how the effect on a particular allele can change the genetic makeup of a population over time?

OpenStudy (dogzcatz):

Some lizards will have traits that will have them be most likely to survive these lizards are more likely to pass on this trait to the next gen. so the trait that is helps them out gets passed on..

OpenStudy (anonymous):

An allele that increased the chances of a member finding shelter will appear in a larger percentage of the next generation’s offspring. An allele that increases the chances of a member cooperating with other members will appear in a larger percentage of the next generation’s offspring. An allele that increases the chances of a member obtaining food will appear in a larger percentage of the next generation’s offspring. An allele that increases the chances of a member reproducing will appear in a larger percentage of the next generation’s offspring.

OpenStudy (dogzcatz):

An allele that increases the chances of a member reproducing will appear in a larger percentage of the next generation’s offspring.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

A nectar-eating bird has a slightly more curved beak than average for its species. This allows the bird to more easily access nectar from plants. During the bird’s lifetime, it loses a toe on its left foot due to an accident. IT learns to compensate for this loss and is not greatly impacted. Which of this bird’s traits could it potentially spread through the species’ future population?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

he slightly more curved beak because it is an acquired trait that would be beneficial to future offspring. The lack of a toe on the left foot because it is an acquired trait that would be beneficial to future offspring. The slightly more curved beak because it is a beneficial trait that is encoded in the bird’s genes. The lack of a toe on the left foot because it is a beneficial trait that is encoded into the bird’s genes.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

The slightly more curved beak because it is an acquired trait that would be beneficial to future offspring.

OpenStudy (dogzcatz):

The slightly more curved beak because it is a beneficial trait that is encoded in the bird’s genes. If it lost a toe in it's life time it doesn't change the genes it passes to it's off spring

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (dogzcatz):

No

OpenStudy (anonymous):

1 was wrog

OpenStudy (anonymous):

but the others was right

OpenStudy (dogzcatz):

Please do NOT ASK for personal info it is against the rules

OpenStudy (dogzcatz):

I would look up how to do this. I assume your in 7th grade I was when I learned about this stuff or your behind. You may need this later.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i'm in 11

OpenStudy (dogzcatz):

you have to be 13 or older before going on this site

OpenStudy (dogzcatz):

Sorry just Trying to follow rules I'm on thin ice right now I'm not going to report you just saying 2 B careful

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i'm 18

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i can go on this site

OpenStudy (dogzcatz):

whatever floats ya boat I guess

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