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covering Modules 10.1 and 10.2 Evolution Part I and Evidence for Evolution. The document includes clear explanations, visuals, and simplified definitions for every key concept, making it perfect for students preparing for Exam 3. Topics covered include: The definition of evolution and how allele frequencies change in populations Darwin and Wallace’s contributions to evolutionary theory The process of natural selection and its types: stabilizing, directional, and disruptive selection Concepts of fitness, adaptation, and heritable traits The difference between dominant and recessive alleles Examples and visuals for quantitative traits and bimodal distributions Detailed explanations of fossil evidence, homologous structures, biogeography, and direct observations as evidence for evolution Clear, labeled diagrams such as the bell curve, forelimb bone plan, and rock strata fossil layers All notes are organized, aesthetic, and hand-drawn for iPad users, making them perfect for review, memorization, or resale. These notes make complex biology content simple, visual, and easy to remember ideal for anyone aiming for an A on the exam.

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, Hardy Weinberg

equations
·
Allele frequencies : p + a = 1 (p freg = of dominant allelf D,
a= foeq of recessive allele dl
Genotype Frequencies (if at HWEL : phDD) , 2 pa(DO q(dd) and
2 ? ,
p + 2pa + 9 = 1

How to solve the questions Template
.
2 Given a
phenotype count sex : 81
light od out of 100
:
97 811100= . 85 rq
: 081 = . - : - . = ..
0 0 0p 8 0
9 0
9




·


Genotypes :
ph = 0 Oi (DD)
.


,
2pa =
2(0 1) (0 9) .
.
= 0 18 (Dd)
.


,
920 81/dd
.




.
2 Given psora) directly :

·

just do a= 1-p(or p = 1-9) and then compute p? , 2 pa,a

. Selection
3 asked
logic you might be to explain.
·

On Dark rock DD and Dd
,
blend in;dd stands out

a decreases ,pincreases across generations.
On sand the Opposite : a
light , decreases.
·


increases
,

Belly stays light predation
·


because selection acts where

happens (top view) ; theres little/no fitness benefit to dark bellies.


Tiny Work EX : in my own words

"
out of 100 mice
,
81 are light (dd) .
So q = 0 81 9 = 0 9
. .


'
P 0 1 Expected genotypes p : = 0 Ol DD 2 Pq 0 18Dd
= . = .

,
. .

,

qr =0 81 dd This matches the
. .
a
population where

recessive light allele is common consistent with
ー , "

darkmice .
light substrate or low predation on
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