definition of variation:
diff which exist between living organism as a resultof their genotypes(genetic) &/@ their environment
importance:
to withstand harsh environmental conditions
examples:
height,weight,blood group,tounge rolling,eye color,sex
type of variation:
- continuos
- discontinuous
continuos:
-diff were slight
-dtrmined by many genes &/@ enviromental influence
-bell-shaped,normal distribution curve
-e.g:height and weight
discontinuous:
-the diff are discrete(separate)&(clear cut)
-dtrmined by queles of one,two @ only a few genes
-not influenced by environmental factor
-e.g:blood group,tounge rolling,gender,ear lobe shape
compare n contrast between continuous and discontinuous
sim:both refer to diff in inherited traits that exist among members of species
diff:
continuous:have no distinct categories into which individual can be placed
:tend to be quantitative
:are controlled by a large number of genes
:are significantly affected by the environment
discontinuous:have distinct categories into which individual can be placed
:tend to be qualitative
:are controlled by one or a small number of genes
:are largely unaffected by the environment
Causes of variation:
causes:
-both genetic and enviromental
-plenotype=genetic factor and environmental factor
genetic-sexual-independent assortment
-crossing over
-random fertilisation
environmental-mutation-gene mutation
-chromosomal mutation
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