Genetic Variation And Blanding Patterns
It is believed that genetic variation is caused by a variety of factors which may include natural selection and mating patterns. With the results from the Blanding’s Turtle experiment, who are listed as an endangered species, the topic of genetic diversity and genetic variation will further be discussed and researched.
Genetic variation describes genetic differences among individuals of the same species. In a population, it is derived from a wide assortment of genes and alleles. This variation allows flexibility and survival of a population when the environment changes. Thus, genetic variation is often considered an advantage, as it is a form of preparation for the unexpected. The process of natural selection states that the fittest individuals
Genetic variation describes genetic differences among individuals of the same species. In a population, it is derived from a wide assortment of genes and alleles. This variation allows flexibility and survival of a population when the environment changes. Thus, genetic variation is often considered an advantage, as it is a form of preparation for the unexpected. The process of natural selection states that the fittest individuals