This experimental data is a good example demonstrating what evolutionary mechanism?

Use this information to answer the next two questions. A population of a species of butterfly that mimics the wing color pattern of a monarch is growing at an annual rate of 12%. In August 2004, the population of this species in a certain locale was estimated to be 14,000.

What is the sequence of the first 20 nucleotides of mRNA produced from this gene?

An individual that is AaBb is crossed with an individual that is AaBB. What is the probability of them having a child that is aabb?

What is the amino acid sequence of the protein produced from the mRNA?

How many half-lives has this rock been through?

Given the image below, what evolutionary mechanism is occurring? Grey vs. White Mice Ratio Image Description A series of 3 images. In image 1 there are an equal number of white mice and grey mice. In image 2 a bird is seen taking a white mouse. In image 3 there is one remaining white mouse and 4 grey mice as the grey mice blend into their environment.

Here is a sketch of a replication bubble of the parent strands, as you might see in E. coli. Arrows indicate the direction of the replication forks. DNA Replication Image Description A visual representation of DNA replication where G and F represent the DNA before it is split. A, D, C, and E show the split DNA to be paired with the new sequence along with the arrows that indicate the replication fork and B represents the 5′ end of the strand. If letter (b) represents the 5′ end of the strand it is nearest, where is (are) the most likely place(s) to see the Okazaki fragments? (Remember this would be with the NEW strands being made to base pair with the parent strands that are shown.)

This table records the percent of people with various blood types in a modern group of 228 members of the closed, conservative religious sect called Dunkers. This community was founded around 1720 in eastern Pennsylvania by 50 families who emigrated from the Rhineland region of Germany. Comparisons with contemporary German and US populations are included. Group # People Tested Type O Type A Type B Type AB Dunkers 228 35.5% 59.3% 3.1% 2.2% Rhineland Germans 3,036 40.7% 44.6% 10.0% 4.7% United States 30,000 45.2% 39.5% 11.2% 4.2% Pennsylvania 5,100 42.1% 44.2% 10.6% 3.1% What is the most likely explanation for these data?

How many gametes can be produced from an individual that is AaBbCcDd?