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Chapter 5 Flashcards

(35 cards)

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What is taxamony

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The science of classification

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What was carl linnaeus theory

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Based on an organsims physical and structural features

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What is the 7 main levels for TAXA in the classification system

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Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Genus
Species

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4
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What are the six kingdoms

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Eubacteria
Archaebacteria
Protista
Fungi
Plantae
Animalis

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5
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What is the dichotomous key

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Is used to identify and classify living things.

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6
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What is biogeography

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An examine the disruption of organisms on earth

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7
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What is comparative anatomy

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Comparing the structure

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8
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What is comparative embryology

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Compare the embryonic development

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9
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What is comparative physiology

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Compare the internal functions

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10
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What is comparative biochemistry

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To compare the biological chemicals made by the organisms

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What are some homologous features

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-Similar structures
-Each modified to suit a different function

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12
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Analogous features

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Similar in appearance and function
Completely different structurally
No common ancestor- superficially similar due to same environment pressures to adapt to

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Vestigial features

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Rudimentary structures
Serve no useful function
Evidenced that they once served a function in ancient ancestor

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14
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What is an acquired characteristic

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Individuals lose characteristics they do not acquire and developed those which are useful

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What is heritable

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Traits acquired or lost by a plant or animal through use or disuse will be passed on their offspring

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16
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Who is Jean Baptiste Lamarck

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He recognized that organisms have changed over time

17
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What is Lamarck theory

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He believes if a parent does something it will get passed on to the offspring acquiring its characteristics

18
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Is lamarck theory true?

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No they are false since organisms dont change their characteristics because they need or want it and characteristics acquired in life are not passed on

19
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What is Darwin Wallance theory of evolution

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He proposed that a mechanism called natural selection to explain how evolution occurred

20
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Whats the 5 main idea of natural selection

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1)overproduction
2)struggle for existence
3)variations
4)survival of the fittest
5)origin of new species by inheritance of successful variations

21
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Where do these adaptive genes come from

22
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Where does genetic variation come from

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Sexual reproduction

23
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What is a gene pool

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All the genes in a certain population

24
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What is evolution

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Is that change over many generations in a populations gene pool

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What is asexual reproduction
One parent divides to produce offspring- they are genetically identical to each other and the parent
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Sexual reproduction
Two parents contribute genetic material to the offspring- each offspring is unique genetically
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What is speciation
The formation of a new species
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What are species
Population of individuals that do not interbreed with other species (reproductively isolated)
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What is allopatric speciation
1)Physical barrier splits a population into two or more isolated groups 2) populations evolve independently (each adapt to their own environment)
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What is divergent evolution
Is then one ancestor population gets split up into diffrent environments and adapt and evolve to their diffrent environments making them more and more diffrent
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What is convergent evolution
different populations move into the same environment and over time each population evolves and adapts to the same environment make them more and more similar
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What are the two theories of evolution
Gradualism and punctuated equilibrium
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What is gradualism
Speciation occurs at a slow, steady pace and populations diverge gradually
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What is punctuated equilibrium
Periods where species evolve rapidly and followed by periods of little or no change
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What is macro evolution
Is an evolution above the species level and occurs over large periods of time