UNIT 8 REVIEW NEW Flashcards

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_______ is the top taxon, which them moves down until you get _______ species. The more taxon have in common, the more _______ they are.

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Domain
Species
Alike.

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What is the modern Linnean System?

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Domain, kingdom, phylum, class order, family, genus, species (Dear King Phillip Came Over For Great Soup).

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What is the modern Linnean System based on?

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Molecular similarities (DNA, RNA, and proteins).

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What does the domain taxon tell us?

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Something in domain in the most inclusive but least specific:

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What does species taxon tell us?

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Something in species is the least inclusive but most specific.

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Scientific names include 2 taxons- _______ and _______ (binomial nomenclature)?

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Genus and Species

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What is Evolutionary classification based on?

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Evolutionary relationships (molecular evidence)

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What is classification based on (evolutionary history)?

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Phylogeny

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What is the diagram that shows the evolutionary relationships over a geologic time, accounted for by the length/spacing of branches.

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Phylogenetic tree

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In a Phylogenetic tree, what letters are more closely related?

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E and A

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What is the first organism in a cladogram called?

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Common ancestor

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In a cladogram, to what direction is something more closely related that to the other?

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Right

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Life evolved through _______- a series of chemical reactions… Inorganic molecules; Organic molecules (monomers); Organic molecules (macromolecules); Metabolic pathways; Protocells; _______; Cells (life); Eukaryotic cells (endosymbiotic theory).

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Chemistry.
Prokaryotic.

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What did the Miller-Urey Experiment simulate?

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Earth’s early conditions (water cycle/hydrologic cycle)

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Why was the Miller-Urey experiment significant?

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It showed that organic molecules (I.e, amino acids) could form from inorganic (gasses) that were believed to be present on early earth. This experiment did not, however, create life.

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What theory is the origin of Eukaryotic cells called?

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Endosymbiotic Theory/Endosymbiosis

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What is “Endosymbiotic Theory/Endosymbiosis”

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A proposal that eukaryotic cells evolved from prokaryotic cells.

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What supporting evidence is there to support Endosymbiotic Theory/Endosymbiosis (5 reasons).

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The mitochondria and chloroplasts are similar to bacteria in size; both surrounded by 2 plasma membranes (bacteria and vesicle); all three have looped DNA; all replicate asexual (binary fission); and all contain ribosomes (makes proteins).

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What is evolution?

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Change over time.

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Who was Charles Darwin?

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An English naturalist who proposed that all life shares a single common ancestor.

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What is something that Charles Darwin proposed?

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Descent with modification (variety) and natural selection over time leads to evolution.

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What is descent with modification?

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Offspring that have differences from their parents and each other.

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What are the descent with modification differences?

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Natural selection and habitability.

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What is natural selection summarized?

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Survival of the fittest

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What conditions are required for natural selection?
Overproduction, heritability, and competition
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6 mechanisms of evolution?
All involve variety
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3 non-random mechanisms of evolution?
Artificial selection (a person selects), natural selection (nature selects), sexual selection (a potential male selects the female)
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3 random mechanisms of evolution?
Mutations, gene flow (migration),and genetic drift (change in percentage of alleles in a population).
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What is the founder effect (genetic drift)?
A new population I'd started or "founded" where one did not exist (up)
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What is the bottleneck effect (genetic drift)?
A sudden drop in population resulting in a change in the frequency/distribution of alleles that is often caused by natural disaster (down)
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