test 2 Flashcards

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1
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change in trait making bearer better suited to survive / reproduce

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adaptations

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2
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Method of Lederber’s to demonstrate mutation as a random process

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Replica plating

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3
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involves abnormal placement of body parts

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homeotic mutation

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4
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humans are the “asteroid” bringing about the ____ mass extinction

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sixth

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5
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codes for a stop codon and can truncate protein

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nonsense mutation

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6
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the difference in trait means of a population before and after selection

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selection coefficient/ differential

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7
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bad mutations accumulate irreversibly, increasing genetic burden

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muller’s ratchet

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8
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explain how rare reptiles successfully colonize islands

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rafting

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9
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involve duplication of chromosomes in a hybrid of 2 species

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allopolyploid

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10
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insertion or deletion of a single base in the DNA sequence

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frameshift mutation

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11
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taxa evolved separately to occupy similar niches in different areas

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ecological equivalence

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12
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certain species live in one place and nowhere else

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endemism

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13
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selects against less adapted individuals at one tail of the distribution

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directional selection

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14
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fragmentation of a continuous distribution by the emergence of a barrier

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vicariance

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15
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asexual lineages grow faster in each generation because all offspring (females) can reproduce

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two fold cost of sex

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16
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account for the present distribution of Psychotria trees across the Hawaiian archipelago

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dispersal

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17
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general type of mutation involving passage to descendants through gametes

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germ line

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18
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when an organism increases it survival advantage in one area at the expense of another

19
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Leigh an Valen discovered an evolutionary idea called

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Red Queen Effect

20
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researchers initially found asexual reproducers were taking ___ parasite loads than/as sexual producers. after a drought, sexual reproducers were taking ___ parasite loads than/as asexual reproducers because they had ___ amounts of genetic variability

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increase
increase
decrease

21
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domestication of plants and animals occurred about ___ yrs ago

22
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nearly all of the 14 wild plant eating terrestrial mammals domesticated by humans came from Asia, ____, and Europe.

23
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the big four domesticated animals are

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goats, sheep, pigs, and cattle

24
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Tim Mousseau noted ___ frequencies of tumors and physical abnormalities in animals in hot areas than uncontaminated areas, but the some ___ (organism) may actually be adapting to high radiation levels

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increase

birds

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what was not features in Mousseau's study
lizard
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foxes that were tolerant and curios were ___ together
mated
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the new generation of foxes transformed in behavior but also ___ known as ___ traits
appearance | correlated
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from the lecture, most mutations are ___ and their individual fitness effects are ___
neutral | small
29
rank innovations from oldest to youngest in chronological order
``` collagen & true tissue. gastrula, ectoderm, and endoderm. mesoderm. hemocoel. segmentation. ```
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streptomycin mechanism of bacterial resistance to its antibiotics
mutated gene code for ability to alter antibiotic target
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tetracyline mechanism of bacterial resistance to its antibiotics
alter permeability of cell wall, showing antibiotic entry
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penicillin mechanism of bacterial resistance to its antibiotics
mutated genes may code for ability to inactivate antibiotics
33
rank the probable dispersion route from oldest to most recent or modern humans, based on archeological and genetic evidence
africa... Eurasia and australia . americas. Polynesia
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before endosymbiosis could occur, what must have been present?
multiple species of prokaryotic organisms
35
according to "out of Africa" hypothesis of modern human origins
modern sapiens evolved from archaic sapiens in Africa, spread through the world in 2n expansion, and replaced the populations of archaic sapiens without interbreeding with them
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statement that's the best explanation for why the only native land mammal to Hawaii is the Hawaiian hoary bat
most mammals were unable to successfully disperse long distances over oceans and colonize Hawaii
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artificial selection experiments almost always show a response to selection. what's the most likely explanation for this observation
populations contain significant amounts of genetic variation
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y = h2x+ b is about? results?
heritability. | h^2 is about genetic influence.
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how would natural or artificial selection appear in a graph if its a random process
straight line
40
earths estimated age and 3 data sources?
4.6 BYA | oldest moon rock, meteorites,and oldest part rocks
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human chromosome involved in common ancestry of humans and other primates
2
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specific mutation reduced the chromosome in humans and other primates
fusion
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2 chromosomes chimpanzés were involved in humans and other primates
12 and 13