Chapter 18 Flashcards

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Lamarck is Theory of Evolution

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Evolution mechanism is the passing on of tasks acquired by the organism during its life time.
Ex. Giraffe Neck

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Mary Anning

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Discovered Fossils in 1820s
Showing Extinction is Real

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Charles Darwin & Alfred Russel Wallace

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Stopped at islands to observe species.
Observed the Grand finches on Galápagos islands. Beak shapes

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Variation

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Differences among individuals in a population.

Differences must have genetic basis

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Divergent Evolution

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Two species evolve in diverse directions from a common point

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Convergent Evolution

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Similar traits evolve independently in species that don’t have recent common ancestry

(Bats and Bees)

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Homologous Structures

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Synonymous parts

Have common ancestry

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Vestigal Structures

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Unused structures without function

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Analogy/Homoplasy

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Similar characteristics occur via environmental constraints.

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Embryology

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Study of anatomy of organisms development to adult form

(Ex. Mutational Tweaking in Embryo)
- structures in some groups appear in embryonic stage and disappear

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Biogeography

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Geographic distribution of organisms patterns by evolution in tectonic plate movement

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Molecular Biology

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Molecular structures of life reflect descent.
Related ness of group in similarity of DNA Sequences.

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The Misconceptions of Evolution

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Evolution is A Theory
Individuals Evolve
Evolution explains Origin of Life
Organisms Evolve on Purpose

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Adaptation

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Heritable trait/behavior that aids in survival and reproduction

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Species

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Group of Individual organisms that interbreed and produce fertile offspring

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Population

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Group of individuals that share gene pool.
Also has dif sets of alleles

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Evidence for Evolution
(5)

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Direct Observation
Fossil Record
Anatomy & Embryology
Biogeography
Molecular Biology

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Microevolution

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Small scale changes over small # generations

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Macro evolution

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Large scale changes (New traits, Body) over large # of evolutions

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Biological Species Concept

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Species is a group that can interbreed and reproduce viable fertile offspring

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Speciation

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Formation of 2 new species from 1 original species

Happens By
1. Barrier to gene flow
2. Evolution leads to reproductive isolation

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Ancestor Species

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what the “Original Species” is called after speciation takes place

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Allopathic Speciation

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Geographic barriers reduce gene flow

Ex. Closing of Bering Land Bridge led to red deer and elk

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Sympatric Speciation

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Subset of Population acquires differences

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Autopolyploidy
One species involved in generating a polyploid Plants use this
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Prezygotic Isolation
Mechanism preventing Mating/Fertilization
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What are the 5 Types of Prezygotic Isolation
1. Habitat Isolation 2. Temporal Isolation 3. Behavioral Isolation 4. Mechanical Isolation 5. Gamete Isolation
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Post Zygotic Isolation
Mechanisms that prevent hybrid zygote from developing into viable fertile adult
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The 3 Factoes of Postzygotic Isolation
1. Reduced Hybird Viability - Hybrid frail and don’t complete 2. Reduced Hybrid Fertility - hybrid viable but sterile 3. Hybrid Breakdown -Hybird viable and fertile but subsequent offspring is not
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Adaptive Radiatation
population of species disperses in area and each finds a isolated habitat Over time lifestyle leads to multiple speciation Ex. HONEY CREEPER
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Dispersal
When few members of species move to new area
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Vicariance
Natural situation arises to physically divide organisms
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Polyploidy
Paris separate and bed cell product has extra set chromosomes
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Autopolyploidy
Polyploidy has 2+ complete sets of chromosomes from own species
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Allopolyploid
Individuals of two diff species reproduce to form viable offspring
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Aneuploidy
gametes has too many/few chromosomes due to no disjunction during meiosis 2n+1 or 2n-1
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Hybrid Zone
Area where 2 closely related species continue to interact and reproduce
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The 3 Changes in Hybrid Zone
Reinforcement Fusion Stability
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Reinforcement (Hybrid Zone)
Hybrid less fit than parents so species diverges until hybridization doesn’t occur
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Fusion (Hybrid Zone)
reproductive barriers weaken until species become one
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Stability (Hybrid Zone)
Fit hybrids continue to be produced
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Speciation in Pan
Evolutionary process by which the new species of genus Pan have formed Likely geographic isolation Pan troglodytes Pan paniscus