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numbers stable. there is natural variation among individuals. all three of the choices are correct.
two of the choices are correct, Which of the following does not contribute to the development of
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of finches that deviate from the norm are identified as "hopeful monsters". When choosing
between competing hypotheses without other evidence, the simplest explanation is usually the
most likely. The development of a fish embryo shows how vertebrates evolved from simpler
invertebrates. The presence of a canyon is explained as having been generated from Noah's
flood. From what observations did Darwin infer that there must be a struggle for existence
among organisms? populations are capable of tremendous growth in numbers, but most natural
populations persist in a steady state. limited resources function to keep natural population
numbers stable. there is natural variation among individuals. all three of the choices are correct.
two of the choices are correct. Artificial selection differs from natural selection in that with
artificial selection, it is not possible to measure the selection differential none of the choices are
correct natural selection occurs more rapidly because there are often multiple selective pressures
on a population natural selection is more easily reversible than artificial selection artificial
selection is easier to document.
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sort of genetic changes which led to increased survival. To test this hypothesis he decided to
analyse the DNA sample of Plague survivor.
For testing this he selected an isolated town called Eyam. The population here is known to have
survived from Plague epidemic. Everyone here must have exposed to plague bacterium and those
who survived must have the genetic mutation in their genes. He also suggested that the survivors
who have the genetic mutation in their DNA would have transferred their mutation to succeeding
generations. Eyam was keeping a parish registry from which he was able to trace the descendants
of plague survivors. He collected blood samples and tested for delta 32 mutation in white blood
cells .
He was able to get 14% positive cases from whole population tested; to emphasis on his findings
he need to prove that this 14% is a significant number. Further he collected blood samples from
all over the world and tested for delta 32 mutation in them, the result was 0% for the population
who never had a exposure to Plague before. Thus he proved his hypothesis.
The Plague survivor has mutation name delta32 in CCR5 gene which may have prevented the
plague from entering the host cells.
During the global study in search for delta32 mutation he found out that there are people with
delta32 mutation in other part of Europe as well which had been affected by plague earlier. Also
Plague survivors and their descendants from Europe who has settled in America also showed this
mutation in their genes.
Solution
2, Steven O’Brien’s suggested that the survivors of Plague during the 1600’s pandemic had some
sort of genetic changes which led to increased survival. To test this hypothesis he decided to
analyse the DNA sample of Plague survivor.
For testing this he selected an isolated town called Eyam. The population here is known to have
survived from Plague epidemic. Everyone here must have exposed to plague bacterium and those
who survived must have the genetic mutation in their genes. He also suggested that the survivors
who have the genetic mutation in their DNA would have transferred their mutation to succeeding
generations. Eyam was keeping a parish registry from which he was able to trace the descendants
of plague survivors. He collected blood samples and tested for delta 32 mutation in white blood
cells .
He was able to get 14% positive cases from whole population tested; to emphasis on his findings
he need to prove that this 14% is a significant number. Further he collected blood samples from
all over the world and tested for delta 32 mutation in them, the result was 0% for the population
who never had a exposure to Plague before. Thus he proved his hypothesis.
The Plague survivor has mutation name delta32 in CCR5 gene which may have prevented the
plague from entering the host cells.
During the global study in search for delta32 mutation he found out t.
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