An Allele Can Increase in Frequency in a Population If

question 7

Multiple Choice

An allele can increase in frequency in a population if

• A) on average, individuals in the population that have the allele have higher reproductive success than individuals with other alleles.
• B) the allele causes behaviors that result in other individuals in the population that carry the allele having higher reproductive success.
• C) the allele increases longevity, but the average lifetime reproductive success is lower for individuals that have the allele than for individuals with alternative alleles.
• D) a and b
• E) a, b and c

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Definitions:

Process Costing

An accounting methodology used for assigning production costs to units of output, particularly suitable for continuous production processes.

Cost Per Equivalent Unit

The total production cost divided by the number of equivalent units produced, used to assign costs in process costing.

Materials Cost

The cost of materials directly used in the production of goods.

Process Costing

An accounting methodology used in manufacturing where costs are applied to a batch of products rather than individual items, suitable for homogeneous products.