Give scientific reasons : Genetic drift is much more likely to change allele frequencies in a small population rather than large population.
If a population is sufficiently large, chance events are unlikely to alter the overall gene frequency. In small population, however only few organisms may carry certain alleles chance event could reduce or even eliminate such alleles from the population.
The tendency of population to remain in genetic equilibrium may be disturbed by
Factor affecting the Hardy-Weinberg principles are
$I.$ gene flow
$II.$ genetic drift
$III.$ mutation
$IV.$ genetic recombination
$V.$ natural selection
The correct combination is
Primary source of allelic variation is
What is founder effect ?
Name the type of natural selection depicted in the given diagram (type $I,$ type $II$ and type $III$)
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Type $I$ Type $II$ Type $III$