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Biology Midterm 3 Flashcards

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Three Pillars of Evolutionary Thought

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  1. Fixity of Species
  2. Hierarchical Organization
  3. Natural Theology`
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Fixity of Species

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Species do not change over time

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Hierarchical Organization

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Species fall into natural groups

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Natural Theology

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All creation due to activities of Christian God

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Uniformitarianism

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Whatever happened in the past is still happening now

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Components of Natural Selection

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  1. Variation within a species
  2. Inheritance of variability
  3. Struggle for Existence
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Ultimate Goal of Life

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Maximum reproduction and successful progeny

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Evidences of Natural Selection

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  1. Artificial Selection
  2. Comparative Anatomy
  3. Embryology
  4. Geographic Distribution
  5. Progression of Fossil Forms
  6. NeoDarwinian Synthesis
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Artificial Selection

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Humans select traits and modify through reproduction

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Comparative Anatomy

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Compare the forelimbs of vertebrates

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Embryology

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Look at stages of embryo development to see common ancestry

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Geographic Distribution

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Separated by geography

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NeoDarwinian Synthesis

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More successful genotype is the more successful offspring

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Population

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Individuals of same species living in a given geographical area

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Gene Pool

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All of the genes of a population

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16
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Allele Frequency

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Relative proportion of each allele in the population

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Hardy Weinberg Principle

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All frequencies remain unchanged.
No mutations or gene flow.
Very large population and completely random mating.

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18
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Gene Flow

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Movement of alleles to or from another population

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Genetic Drift

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Some random event that removes some alleles from a small population

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Bottleneck

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Population decreases due to an event

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Founder Effect

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Small portions of a population “founds” new area

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Competition

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Struggle for scarce resources

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Sexual Selection

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Selection that acts on traits that are used to acquire a mate

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24
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Effects of Natural Selection on Populations

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  1. Directional
  2. Stabilizing
  3. Disruptive
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Directional

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Favors individuals on one extreme on the bell curve

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Stabilizing

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Favors the average trait

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Disruptive

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Favors BOTH extremes

28
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Biological Species Concept

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Groups of actually interbreeding natural populations, which are reproductively isolated from other such groups

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Pre-Mating Isolating Mechanisms

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Geography, Ecology, Temporal, Behavior, Mechanical

30
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Post-Mating Isolating Mechanisms

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Gametic Incompatibility, Hybrid In-viability, Hybrid Infertility

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Speciation Components

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Population Isolation, Genetic Divergence

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Genetic Divergence

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Multiple generations of a species

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Allopatric Speciation

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Geographically Separated, Invasion of Habitat

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Sympatric Speciation

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Isolation without geographic separation, Ecological niche differences

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Adaptive Radiation

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Many speciation events in a short time

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Ways to Become Extinct

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Localized Distribution, Overspecialization

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Localized Distribution

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Found only in one place

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Overspecialization

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Can only survive in limited environment

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Taxonomy

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The naming of organisms

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Phylogeny

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Classification system based on evolutionary history

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Systematics

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Discovering those evolutionary relationships

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Clade

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“Family Tree” of groups of organisms

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Homologous Structures

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Similar structures show similar evolutionary history

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Vestigial Structures

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Maintaining structures that don’t serve a purpose

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Convergent Evolution

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Anatomical similarities not derived from common ancestry

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Analogous Structures

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Structures with similar function, but dissimilar anatomy

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Alternation of Generations

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Switching between haploid and diploid structures in one life cycle

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Non-Vascular Plants

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No pipes, Need moist habitat, Gametophyte is dominant

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Vascular Plants

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Have pipes to transport water

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Xylem

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Move water and minerals upwards against gravity; interior of stem

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Phloem

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Move sugar and other nutrients from leaves to rest of plant; exterior of stem

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Gymnosperms

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Seeded, non-flowering

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Angiosperms

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Seeded, flowering

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Flowers

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Used to attract pollinators as sperm transporters

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Fruit

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Food storage for seed, transportation to new location

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Tissue

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Group of cells that act as one functional unit

57
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Radial Symmetry

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Can be cut in any direction with equal halves

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Bilateral Symmetry

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Can be cut in ONE direction with equal halves

59
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Types of Invertebrates

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Sponges, Jellies, Comb Jellies, Flatworms, Segmented Worms, Gastropods, Insects, Echinoderms

60
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2 Chambered Heart

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Single Circulation; Fish

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3 Chambered Heart

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Double Circulation; Reptile/Amphibian

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4 Chambered Heart

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Double Circulation; Mammals

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