Although Selection Tends to Eliminate Deleterious Alleles from Populations,these Mutations

question 6

Short Answer

Although selection tends to eliminate deleterious alleles from populations,these mutations often persist because they are frequently created again.The rate at which deleterious alleles are being eliminated by selection is exactly equal to the rate at which new copies are being created by creation is termed ________.[three words]

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Definitions:

Appraisal Costs

Costs related to identifying defective units before they are shipped to customers.

Optimum Quality Level

The level of quality at which the total cost associated with quality management (including prevention, appraisal, and failure) is minimized.

Balanced Scorecard

A set of performance measures that provide a comprehensive view of the organization by recognizing the goals of shareholders, the satisfaction of customers and employees, and methods to improve the firms internal processes.

Corporate Performance

The evaluation of a company's effectiveness in achieving its goals, usually assessed through financial and operational metrics.