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BIOLOGY Chapter 14: Evolution: A History and a Process Name:________________________ Section Goal: The student will explain the significance of gene pools in understanding evolution, tell how genetic drift, gene flow, mutation and natural selection contribute to changes in a gene pool, explain what is meant be the term fitness and describe recent evidence for microevolution on the Galapagos Islands. Vocabulary: 1. Gene Pool2. Microevolution3. Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium4. Genetic Drift5. Gene Flow6. FitnessConcept 14.4 Microevolution is a change in a population’s gene pool I. Populations and Their Gene Pools A. A _________________ is the ___________ level at which ____________________ can occur B. The ______________________ consists of all the ____________ in all the individuals in a population II. Changes in Gene Pools A. Natural selection is _________________________ B. ________________________ is a change in the _________________________________ from generation to generation C. The ______________________________________ is when a populations gene frequencies are not changing, i.e. not evolving III. Genetic Drift A. A change in the gene pool due to ______________ ______________________________________ B. C. The smaller the population the __________the impact The _________________________________ is when a disaster____________________ the size of a gene pool D. The __________________________ is when a few individuals colonize _____________________ IV. Gene Flow and Mutation A. The exchange of genes with another _____________ is called ______________________________ B. A ______________ is a change in an organism’s DNA V. Natural Selection and Darwinian Fitness A. Natural Selection is a blend of __________________ ____________________________________ B. _____________________________ is the contribution of one individual to the gene pool compared to others VII. A Return to the Galapagos A. ______________________________________ have studied finches on Daphne Major in the Galapagos B. Their data has provided clear evidence of ________________________________________ Lesson Reflection: Read and answer the questions for: The Cheetah--The race for survival and Flesh Eating Bacteria & Necrotizing Fasciitis Lesson Assessment: 1. What is a gene pool? 3. Describe what is meant by a "biologically fit" organism. 5. What are the two main forces of evolutionary change in gene pools? Summary of Key concepts: Summary of Key Concepts for 14.4 Technology/Application/Connection to real-world: NOVA: What Darwin Never Knew