Population genetics is the study of:

The total of all alleles in a population is called the:

Which of the following is NOT a condition for Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?

A change in allele frequencies due to random chance is called:

When a few individuals start a new population with different allele frequencies, it is called:

A sudden reduction in population size due to a disaster that reduces genetic diversity is called:

The movement of alleles between populations is known as:

Which type of selection favors individuals with intermediate phenotypes?

Which type of selection favors both extremes of a trait?

When one extreme phenotype is favored over the others, it is called:

Mutations are important to populations because they:

A population in which allele frequencies change due to selective pressures is undergoing:

Inbreeding within a population tends to:

The proportion of dominant allele (p) and recessive allele (q) in a population must add up to:

Which evolutionary force tends to increase genetic variation within a population?

Which concept best explains why isolated populations may evolve differently over time?

The study of allele frequency changes in populations over time is directly linked to: