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7. Genetics, Populations, Evolution & Ecosystems: Definitions (A Level only)
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What is the key feature of allopatric speciation?

Geographic separation of populations

In codominance, how do alleles behave in a heterozygous individual?

Both alleles contribute equally

Which phenotypes does directional selection favour?

One extreme of the range

How many conditions must be met for Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?

Five specific conditions

What genotype describes an individual with two different alleles for a gene?

Heterozygous

What type of competition occurs between different species?

Interspecific competition

In which populations does genetic drift have the strongest effect?

Small populations

What environments can pioneer species colonise?

Harsh, unstable environments

What does carrying capacity represent?

Maximum sustainable population size

What occurs in epistasis?

One gene modifies another's expression

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