... and introduce the idea of diversity to the world - however, our biology is also very important. When... as the biocultural approach. For example , take population growth. This is the ratio between...
2 Answers · Social Science · 15/03/2009
... its members to be more susceptible to genetic disease. One example of a disorder that affects the Amish and also exists in the overall population is Cohen syndrome. There are approximately 100 cases...
2 Answers · Social Science · 31/05/2012
... examples , in populations of animals which have short... (fruit flys for example ), you can actually watch evolution.... In basic biology classes you learn about...
9 Answers · Social Science · 23/05/2011
...from two distinct ancestral populations . Following this ancient... periods of genetic isolation from each other...and Molecular Biology (CCMB) in ...an outstanding example of the power of international...
1 Answers · Social Science · 29/11/2010
...the proportions of heritable characteristics in the population . So for example , when the peppered...different versions of genes will accumulate in the separate populations that can’t work with each...
5 Answers · Social Science · 02/09/2012
... or autosomal DNA. The two are very different.The idea of race is not a social construct it is purely a classification based...
3 Answers · Social Science · 26/04/2009
I'll clear one of these up for you: Microevolution - changes in a species... how one species evolves into another. HOWEVER, neither of these things are NOT really things. They ...
2 Answers · Social Science · 11/03/2013
...north. In the past, with low population densities, foragers... lifestyle, and their biology are all modern. Anthropologists are generally aware of these concerns and take ...
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... intended. For example in the statement "Xi ...'s Republic of China. There are...some other layer of identity. 90% of the population are Han Chinese...
13 Answers · Social Science · 27/12/2012
... do not evolve, populations within a species evolve over... as the frequency of different alleles (version of genes) changes. The example you have given is exactly...
6 Answers · Social Science · 11/06/2010
