An individual carrying the allele can pass copies of it to his or her own children. This is the allele’s direct fitness. The allele can also pass extra copies of itself to the next generation as the result of the increased fitness of relatives that benefit from the altruistic individual’s actions. This is the allele’s indirect fitness. 

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Cryptochromes bind a (FAD) and the pterin 5,10 methyltetrahydrofolate (MTHF) as chromophores

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Nonrandom Mating Nonrandom mating affects the way in which alleles combine to form genotypes and alters the genotypic frequencies of a population.

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Some elements exist naturally as molecules. For example, hydrogen and oxygen exist as two-atom molecules.