Domestication Flashcards

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What is domestication
WHat is it better suited for?

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  • When humans change a organisms GENEotype
  • Makes it better suited for human contolled enviroment
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What did domestication provide?

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  • It provided evidence for organismal evolution
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What is something that Darwin studied to prove domestication
- How were pidgeon breeds made?

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  • Darwin studied pigeons of evolution
  • Different pidgeon breeds were created through selective breeding
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Why can only some animals be domesticated?

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  • They must have specific traits
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Preadaptations ( natural traits) in plants

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  • Ability to grow in disturbed enviroments
  • Simple genetic change leads to big impact
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Preadaptations ( natural traits) in animals

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  • omni diet
  • easy to raise
  • fast growth rate
  • lots of babies
  • docile
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Domestication syndrome in plants

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  • when humans domesticated plats they just started selecting specific traits making shit easy for humans
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What are key traits of domestication syndrome

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  • Loss of sheed shattering
  • Loss of seed dormancy
  • Larger seeds and fruits
  • loss of toxic chemicals
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Why is the domestication syndrome important

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  • it makes it easier to farm and produce higher yeilds
  • transformed from small wid crops to stable crops
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How did domestication syndrome come about concious and unconscious what?

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  • unconscious selection
    and concious selection
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What is unconscious selection?

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  • Early humans didn’t purposely, it happened naturally ( unconsciously)
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What is concious selection?

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  • humans intentionally selected plants and animas that best suited there needs ( more desirable)
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Why does unconcious and consoius selection matter?

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U: made farming more efficient without even realizing

C: Improved plants and animals even more for specific needs.

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What is the difference between teosinte and corn

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T: small hard kernels highly branched bush
C: larger soft kernes on a straight stalk that is easier to harverst

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How did teosinte turn into corn? ( growth)
- what is tb1 and what happened with it?
- What did it create?

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  • Teosint branched controls branching (tb1)
  • There was a mutation in tb1 that reduced branching and made a single stalk
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How did teosinte turn into corn? ( Kernel structure)

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  • the tigga1 grne controls the hard fruit case around teosinte seeds
  • the mutation in tigga gene made the seed coat softer allowing for us niggas to eat it duh dooiii
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How did teosinte turn into corn ( ear size and shape)

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  • there were multiple genes e that made corn singular and large like a dihh instead of multiple small ones.
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How did teosinte turn into corn ( kernel number and size?)

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  • Mutaitons that led to more kernels and kernels that were big like a dihh
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how did teosinte turn into corn ( domestication syndrome)

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  • unconsioud slection and concious election
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who were the scientists that studied corn genetic
( gbeetle) and bestie D)

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  • George beadle ( proved that corn was the same)
  • John doobley ( Mapped the genetic differents
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What was the evi that Teosinte tb1 was involved in the evolution of maize ( Genetic mapping and loci identification)

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  • found one key genetic loci that differentiate teosinte
  • tb1 was involved in reducing branch size
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evi that tb1 was involved with corn evo ( mutation)

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  • introduces loss of function mutation intb1 gene reverted back to a teosite like highly branched pehonotype
  • tb1 proved to suppress branch size making the plant grow as a tall single stalk
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evi that tb1 was involved in evo of corn ( gene expression)

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  • Teosite has low levels of tb1 so that means more branches with small ears
  • maize has a mutation that increases tb1 reducing branch size leading to a single stalk
  • this mutation was naturally selected to make maize easier to harvest
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evi that tyb1 was inolved in corn evo ( artificial selection nd domestication)

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  • farmers did not puposely select for higher tb1 expression, but it increased due selection pressure
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how do we know that it was tb1 for sure that led to the evo of of
- bestie ( john doebley) mapped the genes to see the differences and tb1 was a main factor.
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what is hybirdization?
- the crossing of two different plant species
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Hoe did hybridization contribute to domestication? ( genetics, crops, traits,)
- increase genetic diversity - Formation of new crops - Retention of useful traits - polys - hybrid vigor ( disease resistance
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Key traits of domesticated animals
- increasesed tamability - Coat color changes - tooth and bone size - ear and tail alteration ( floppy and curly) - juvenile behavior
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What were the ancerstors of sheep and goat?
- mouflon and bezoar goats
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What is an example of the doemstication of animals?
- the russian fox experiment - generations and generations foxes became friendlier with floppy ears and shit
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What is story of jacob and his sheep?
- jacob want to marry a girl - was tricked into marrying older sister - he worked 7 years but wanted - he wanted spotted and striped goat - a lot of spotted
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What is emmelanin n( what color)
- responsible for bnegro color
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What is pheomelanin
- for red anf yellow
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What is the agouti gene?
- it is resposible for pheomelanin ( red and yellow) and when present in high amounts in and out competes eumelanin. - if low the black will show more