evolution Flashcards

1
Q

what is the evidence of evolution?

A

fossil record
biochemical evidence
comparative anatomy
observable events
biogeography

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2
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what is paleontology

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study of fossils

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3
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ex of remains

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bones, teeth, shells

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4
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ex of traces

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footprints, burrows

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5
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why is the fossil record incomplete??????

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fossils are rare, not alll organisms become fossils, the yonly form in sedimentary rock

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6
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the compariso of fossils from different layers shows

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life on earth has changed, number of life forms increased

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7
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what are the 2 models of evolution

A

gradualism
punctated equilibrium

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8
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gradualism

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gradual change over a long period of time leads to species formation

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9
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punctuated equilibrium

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periods of rapid change in a species separted by by periods of little or no change

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10
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biochemical evidence

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uses amino acids to determine common ancestors

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11
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closeley related species

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exebit few amino acid differences

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12
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species that have lots of different species

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shared common ancestor more recnetly

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13
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what is the strongest evidence

A

amino amino acid sequencing

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14
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phylogentic tree

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shwows number of amino acid differences

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15
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homologous structures

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similar genes (appearance) different function

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16
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homologus structures show

A

organisms past and present

17
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anologous structure

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same in function, not in structure..

18
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vestigial structures

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structures that are present that do not have a purpose

19
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embryolgoy

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simillar embryos show relationships to common ancestor

20
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biogeography

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organisms living in different conteinemnts may be simillar bcof common ancestor

21
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observable events

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changes in spcies over time that has been observered.

22
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migration of species can change

A

the allele frequnecy

23
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mutations can effect allele frequency by

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adding a new allele or changing amout of present alleles

24
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genetic drift

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random changes in allele frequency due to population size

25
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what is founders effect

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occurs when few induviduals form new community

26
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what does founders effect result in

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reduced genetic variation
non random sample of genes

27
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bottleneck affect

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when population size is greatly reduced for one generation

28
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bottleneck effect results

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reduced genetic variation

29
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non random mating

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having limited number of possible mates

30
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non random mating effects

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allele frequenciy bc
- limited geography
- limited traits
- can be closley related

31
Q

types of selection

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stabilizing selection
directional selecion
disruptive selection
sexual selection

32
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stabilizing selection

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a type of natural selection in which genetic diversity decreases as the population stabilizes on a particular trait value

33
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directional selection

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occurs when individuals with traits on one side of the mean in their population survive better or reproduce more than those on the other.

34
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disruptive selection

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specific type of natural selection that actively selects against the intermediate in a population, favoring both extremes of the spectrum.