Question

How does emigration and immigration effect the gene pool of a population?

Answer 1

Answer.

Immigration and emigration influence advancement. Emigration is the point at which a person or individuals EXIT a population and immigration is the point at which a person or individuals come INTO a population. Emigration includes leaving a population, while immigration includes entering a population. Whenever emigration and immigration happens, advancement happens on the grounds that the gene pool is evolving.

At the point when a person or group leaves and enters a population, they are changing the gene pool. At the point when that person or group leaves their gene pool and repeats with the new gene pool, they adjust the allele recurrence. For instance, an emigrant leaves the U.S. furthermore, the immigrant comes into Scotland and repeats, not exclusively did this person change their unique gene pool, yet they likewise changed the new gene pool by presenting diverse genes through gene stream.