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What is random and non-random mating?


Asked by Yosef Stewart on Dec 10, 2021 FAQ



He Random mating Is one that happens when individuals choose the companions they want for mating. Non-random mating is one that occurs with individuals who have a closer relationship. Non-random mating causes a non-random distribution of alleles in an individual.
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Non-Random Mating An example of non-random mating is between the crown of thorns starfish and a more colorful crown of thorns starfish... Another example is between a purple sea urchin and purple sea urchin with small spikes because the male starfish... The last example is between a red sea cucumber ...
Similarly, Evolutionary Consequences of Non-random Mating Like recombination, non-random mating can act as an ancillary process for natural selection to cause evolution to occur. Any departure from random mating upsets the equilibrium distribution of genotypes in a population.
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Nonrandomness would mean that the next step in physical events, and the creation or genesis of particles, would not be probabilistic but due to a pattern, or fixed variation.
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Non-random mating means that mate selection is influenced by phenotypic differences based on underlying genotypic differences. Examples of non-random mating In some species, males acquire harems and monopolize females. (Elk, elephant seals, horses, lions, etc.) Commonly, the males of such species are much larger than the females.