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Unit 1: Evolution Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
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jean lamarck’s theory of evolution

A

he thought that acquired traits were inheritable

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charles darwin’s theory of evolution

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fact #1: species make more babies than needed
fact #2: mature populations remain stable in size
fact #3: resources are limited
inference #1: fight for resources within species
fact #4: everybody’s different
fact #5: weird parents = likely weird you
inference #2: if weird trait increases likelyhood of survival, leads to likelihood of reproduction then they pass on these weird traits
inference #3: eventually everyone has the weird trait

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3
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species (historical)

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a group of individuals that actually or potentially interbreed in nature

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4
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species (modern)

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the largest gene pool possible in natural conditions

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5
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speciation

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a process which can result from natural selection acting upon multiple heritable traits over time

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6
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symbiosis

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biological relationships between individuals or species

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7
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mutualism

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both parties benefit

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8
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parasitism

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one party benefits, other is harmed

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10
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commensalism

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one party benefits, other is unaffected

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11
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soprophitic

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decomposers

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12
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reproductive isolation

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factor that prevents populations from interbreeding when they live in the same region

behavioural, geographic, temporal

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behavioural isolation

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signals to attract mates, elaborate behaviours, courtship rituals differ between species

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14
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geographic isolation

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populations are separated by geographic borders

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15
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temporal isolation

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populations reproduce at different times

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16
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evolution

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changes in gene frequency of a population over time

17
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adaptive evolution: increase in frequency of traits that can improve survival or reproduction

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random evolution: frequency of traits in population due to chance events

18
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microevolution