Evolution, speciation and phylogeny
Natural selection and genetic drift, how species split, and how phylogenetic trees record the history of life.
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Front adaptive evolutionBack increase in frequency of beneficial alleles and decrease in deleterious alleles due to selection
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Front allele frequencyBack (also, gene frequency) rate at which a specific allele appears within a population
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Front allopatric speciationBack speciation that occurs via geographic separation
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Front allopolyploidBack polyploidy formed between two related, but separate species
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Front analogyBack (also, homoplasy) characteristic that is similar between organisms by convergent evolution, not due to the same evolutionary path
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