ANT 102 Lecture 8 Outline of Last Lecture I. DNAi. Discoveryii. Structure iii. Replicateiv. RecipeII. Proteinsa. ProteinsIII. GenesIV. Principles of inheritance a. Mendelb. DisordersV. Contemporary Definition of Evolution Outline of Current Lecture I. Modern evolutionary synthesis II. Definition ofe evolution hardy weinberg evolutionIII. Factors that ititiate changesIV. polymorphismCurrent LectureI. The modern evolutionary Synthesis a. Modern Theory of Evolutionb. Evolution is a two stage processi. Production and redistribution of variationii. Natural Selection II. Definition of Evolutiona. Evolution is a change in allele frequency form one generation to the nextThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.i. Macroevolutionii. Microevolution b. Population= a group of interbreeding individuals (no matter the species)III. Hardy-Weinberg Equilibriuma. Formula determines whether allele frequencies in a human population are changingb. Factors that initiate changes in allele frequencies includes those that:i. Mutation- the one way a completely new genetic variation is introduced to a population. A biochemical change in DNA. 1/10,000ii. Gene Flow- two populations previously separate, and they begin to interbreed i.e. Brunettes and blondes Not random. iii. Genetic Drift- Random the way which offspring are produced, leads to a higher frequencyiv. Natural Selection- “Natural selection is not the composer of evolution. It is the editor.”c. Polymorphism i. Common trait within a populationii. Too common to be the result of mutationiii. Demands evolutionary