Gene Flow, Founder Effect, Natural Selection impact primate population evolution
Gene Flow, a process where alleles are exchanged between populations, is likely impacting the chimpanzee population with the introduction of new mating partners and the appearance of blood type B individuals, reflecting changes in allele frequencies.
Founder Effect and Genetic Drift can lead to unique traits in a population not directly due to natural selection, as seen in the emergence of blood type B individuals after the neighboring chimpanzee group's arrival in Gombe National Forest.
Natural Selection operates based on advantageous phenotypes and can cause changes in allele frequencies over time, showing how environmental factors and mating patterns influence evolutionary processes in populations.
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