Exam 3 Flashcards

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Evolutionary thought of darwin and Wallace

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  • Individuals in a population are different

- Natural selection

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Evolutionary thought of George Cuvier

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  • Palentology
  • Catastrophism: species reappear after catastrophes
  • Superposition:New rock on top, visa vera
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Evolutionary thought of Lamarack

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  • Model to explain how life evolved
  • 1) Use and disuse
  • 2) inheritance of acquired traits
  • New species come from existing species through environmental forces
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Evolutionary thought of Charles Lyell

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  • Realized the earth has to be older than 6000 years

- “principles of geology”

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3 observations of natural selection

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1) Genetic variation
2) Limited resources
3) overproduction of offspring

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3 inferences of natural selection

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1) Struggle for existence
2) Unequal reproductive success (Natural selection)
3) Descent with modification-natural selection can change the characteristics of populations

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Artificial selection

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Human chooses desired traits (brown/white egg example)

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5 Assumptions of Hardy Weinburg

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  1. Natural selection doesn’t occur
  2. No mutations
  3. Population is infinitely large
  4. Random mating
  5. No migration
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2 Equations of HW equilibrium

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p2 + 2pq + q2 = 1

p + q = 1

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p^2

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frequency of homozygous dominant

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2pq

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frequency of heterozygous

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q^2

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Frequency of Homozygous recessive

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13
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Sexual selection directly influences..

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reproductive success

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Four factors that contribute to evolution

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1) genetic drift
2) migration
3) mutation
4) non random mating

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Bottleneck effect

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ex: Disaster kills individuals non selectively

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Founder effect

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ex: Colonization of new location by few individuals

- Accidentally float to uncolonized island and reproduce

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Sexual dimorphism

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Diffrenece in appearance between males and females

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Sexual selection

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Type of natural selection resulting from variation in the ability to obtain mates

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INTRAsexual selection

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Compete among themselves for access to opposite sex

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IINTERsexual selection

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ex: female birds choose mate based on the males nesting ability or the male shows bright colors to attract females

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Pre-zygotic reproductive barriers (5)

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  1. Habitat
  2. Temporal
  3. Behavioral
  4. Mechanical
  5. Gametic
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Post-zygotic reproductive barriers (3)

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1) Hybrid inviability
2) Hybrid infertility
3) Hybrid breakdown

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Allopatric speciation

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Separated by geographical barrier

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Sympatric speciation

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Continuos contact between populations (shallow/deep waters)

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Parapatric speciation
Populations share a border area (grassland and forest)
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Relaitive dating vs absolute dating
Relative: occurrence in rock layers | Absolute/radiometric dating: based on decay rates of radioactive atoms
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Adaptive radiation
Multiple new species from a single ancestral type in a short time
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After death no more ____ comes in.
C14
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One half of C14 decays every _____ years
5,730
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Convergent evolution
Acquisition of similar characteristics in species from different evolutionary branches (butterfly wings and bat wings)
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Bird wings are __1__ to bat limbs and __2__ to bat wings
1) Homologous | 2) Analogous
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Monophyletic grouping
All organisms of a common ancestor
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Paraphyletic grouping
Most organisms of a common ancestor but not all decedents of that ancestor
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Polyphyletic grouping
Excludes most of the common ancestors ; not based on homology
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Features shared by most animals
1. Multicellular, eukaryotic 2. Heterotropic via indigestion 3. Card reserves stored as glycogen 4. No cell walls 5. Nervous tissue & muscle tissue 6. Diploid stage dominants the life cycle 7. Gastrulation after bastula stage
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Examples of phylum Porifera
Sponges
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Examples of phylum Cnidaria
Hydras, jellyfish, corals, sea anemones
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Examples of phylum Platyhelminthes
Planaria, flatworms, tapeworms, flukes
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Molluska examples
Bivalves, chitons, snails, slugs, squids, octopuses,oysters, clams
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Annelida examples
Earthworms, leeches
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Nematoda examples
Roundworms
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Arthropoda examples
Horseshoe crabs, spiders, scorpions, crusteans, insects
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Echinodermata examples
Sea star, sea urchins, sand dollars
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Chordata examples
Tunicates, lancelets, fish, amphibians, reptiles, mammals