Origin of Agriculture Flashcards

(30 cards)

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What are major food crops

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  • pig
  • Chicken
  • Cows
  • Fish
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What are some major cereal crp

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  • Maize
  • Wheat
  • barley
  • Rice
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Where did the Agricultural Revolution originate
- where did it develop

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  • originated in the fertile crescent and developed in independently in multiple regions
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What is agriculture

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  • intentional planting and harvesting of crop or the domestication of animals
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5
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Why was agriculture so important

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  • allowed permanent settlements
  • Increased food production
  • social heairchies
  • changed human diets and health
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Where was the fertile land between?

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  • the tigiris and euphrates river
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Why agriculture?

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  • reliable food source
    No more moving around for food
  • population growth
  • control over the environment
  • LED TO CIVILIZATIONf
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Genisis 3:17-19?

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  • this verse reflects the harsh reality of agriculture
  • the devils bargin and dependence on crops
  • more pop more boom
  • environmental problems
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What was the evidence for early agriculture?

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  • Archaeolgocal Evidence
  • Locatrion of ancetral species liir wheat and rice
  • DNA evidence
  • art and written records
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when dogs were domesticated what were their purpose?

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  • hunting, working, herding, etc
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What were some of the native sheep

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  • mouflon and bezoar goat
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How did sheep change afer domestication

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  • they have longer thicker coats
  • Selective breeding
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Why were sheep’s domesticated?

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  • easy to herd
  • milk, wool, and hides
  • adaptable to enviroments
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Whats up with animal bones and domestication?

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  • Domesticated animals have smaller bones
  • domesticated goats and sheep have smaller curved horns
  • difference in teeth
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What is floataition

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  • Flotation is a process that archeologists use to find tiny plant remains like burned grains, seed,s and pollen
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How does flotation work

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  • soak the soil
  • lighter materials float to the top
  • heavier materials sink to the bottom
17
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Why burnt grains?

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  • seeds and grains carbonize but they don’t disnergrawte
  • last years
18
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Who iis Nikolai Vailov

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  • nikolai is the mos famous plant hunter
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Whay was nikoli vavilov’s mission?

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  • he traveld across 5 continents for seed and plants
  • he wanted to improve agriculture by studying crop diversity
20
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What is the largest seed bank

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  • the vavolive institution
  • protected thousands of crops from extinction
21
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What was nikolias downfall

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he opposed a soviet agronomist that stalin supported
- got arrested
- dies from starvation

22
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Where was the birth place of maize

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  • mexico
  • dozen of corn variations
23
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What is the phylogenetic analysis of DNA sequences

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  • the study of how different species are related through evolution by comparing DNA
24
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How does phylogenetic ANalysis work?

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  • Collect the DNA from the different species
  • Align differences and similarities
  • Count the differences
  • Use the difference to build the tree
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What is an example of phylogenetic DNA being used? ( Species a and B
- A and B share most of their DNA - Have one difference. - A has C and B has T - Since they have so many similarities, they likely share a common anceestors
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How do archeologist use PCR and DNA
- they use pcr to recover ancient DNA - They compare the DNA sequences - reconstruction of evolutionary trees
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What are some examples of using pcr and dna
- used mcr for neandrathals to trace back to humans
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What did scientist find out about corn
- tht there were alleles typicla modern corn
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What is the difference between modern maize and wild teosinte
Teosinte: the wild one small tough kernels looks more like grass Modern maize: larger ears and softer kernels (easier to eat nigga)
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Whay os hybridization and selective breeding in relation to corn
- humans selected desirable traits making maize what it is today