Chapter 13 Flashcards

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_ _ divides the Earth’s _ into _ defined by _ _ such as _ _

A

Geologic Timescale/history/ears/major events/mass extinction

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2
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Evidence for relationships with evolution comes from _

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paleontology

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3
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Paleontology:

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The study of life

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4
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Paleontology compares _ and _ characteristics of species

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anatomical/biochemical

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5
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Fossils:

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Remains of ancient organisms

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6
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_ form in many ways

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Fossils

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7
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Fossils form by _ replacing _ gradually

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minerals/tissues

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8
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Fossils may consist of _ or _

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footprints/feces

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9
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Fossils rarely _ the whole _

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preserve/organism

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10
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_ record _ change

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Fossils/evolutionary

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The _ _ is often incomplete

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fossil record

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12
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The _ of a _ can be estimated in _ ways

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age/fossil/2

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13
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The _ of a _ in the context of others provides a _ _

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position/fossil/relative date

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_ _ uses a _ _ to estimate the _ _ when an _ lived

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Radiometric Dating/radioactive isotope/absolute date/organism

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The _ of an _ - determines whether it is useful for _ or _ objects

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length/isotopes half-life/ancient/recent

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16
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Species _ reveal _ events

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distributions/evolutionary

17
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_ provides insight into _- and _ scale _ events

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Biogeography/large/small/evolutionary

18
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_ _ may reveal _ _

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Anatomical Comparisons/common descent

19
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_ _ have a shared _ _

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Homologous structures/evolutionary origin

20
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_ _ and _ have similarities that indicate they were _ from a _ _

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Homologous structures/molecules/inherited/shared ancestor

21
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_ _ have lost their functions

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Vestigial Structures

22
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_ _ have no _ in an organism, but are _ to _ structures in _ _

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Vestigial Structures/function/homologous/functioning/related species

23
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_ _ produces _ _

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Convergent evolution/superficial similarities

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In convergent evolution, _ _ are similar in _ but do not reflect _ _

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analogous structures/function/shared ancestry

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_ _ can produce _ _
Convergent evolution/analogous structures
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_ _ _ combines the study of _ with the study of _ _
Evolutionary development biology/development/DNA sequences
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Many genes, including _ _, influence the _ of an organism's _ _
homeotic genes/development/body parts
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_ in _ _ may lead to new _
Mutations/homeotic genes/phenotypes
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_ reveal _
Molecules/relatedness
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Comparing _ and _ _ may reveal close relationships
DNA/protein sequences
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_ in _ _ are unlikely to occur by _; _ from a _ _ is more likely
Similarities/molecular sequences/chance/descent/shared ancestor
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_ _ comparisons provide an indication of the _ among _, as can the _ _ sequences of _
DNA sequence/relationships/species/amino acid/proteins
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_ clocks help assign dates to _ _
Molecular/evolutionary events
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_ _ compare _ _ to estimate the time when two species _ from a common _
Molecular Clocks/DNA sequences/diverged/ancestor