Zoology: An Evolutionary Perspective Flashcards

1
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character setting / pattern of survival and reproduction of an animal or organism

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Life History

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2
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all animals share a common ____ & _____

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  1. evolutionary past
  2. evolutionary forces
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3
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basis for the classification of animals into a hierarchy system

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Evolutionary relationships

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4
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what does zoologists must understand if they are to understand how an animal originated

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evolutionary processes

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5
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change in populations of an organism over time

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Organic Evolution

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6
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source of animal diversity and it explains family relationships within animal groups

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Organic Evolution

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7
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who explained evolutionary change?

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Charles Darwin in 1859

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8
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three (3) species of Cichlids in Africa

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  1. Cynotilapia afra
  2. Cyphontilapia fontosa
  3. Haplochromis sensu lato
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9
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origin of cynotilapia afra

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Lake Malawi

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10
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origin of cyphontilapia fontosa

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Lake Tanganyika

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11
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origin of Haplochromis sensu lato

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Lake Victoria

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12
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feeding patterns of Eretmodus

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algae scrapers

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13
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feeding patterns of tanganicodus

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insect pickers

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14
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feeding patterns of perissodus

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scale eaters

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15
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two (2) pairs of jaws of cichlids:

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  1. Mouth jaws
  2. Throat jaws
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16
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jaw used for scraping / nipping

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Mouth jaw

17
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jaw used for crushing / macerating food before swallowing

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Throat jaw

18
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animal evolution and classification relationships are best explained in terms of:

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  1. Evolution
  2. Genetic Material (DNA)
  3. Scientific Name
19
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explains why animals appear and function as they do, but it also explains family relationships within animal kingdom

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Evolution

20
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important to consider in understanding animal classification and animal evolution

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Genetic Material (DNA)

21
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groups of individuals are more _____ if they share more of their genetic material with each other than with individuals in other groups

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closely related

22
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binomial nomenclature;

describes each kind of organism

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Scientific Name

23
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who developed the Scientific Name?

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Carl Linnaeus

24
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2 parts of binomial nomenclature:

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  1. Genus
  2. Species
25
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Zoology at an Evolutionary Perspective explains the ____ and _____ of animals as driven by evolution

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  1. origin
  2. diversity
26
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two (2) things to consider in an evolutionary process:

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  1. Organic evolution
  2. Subspecies adapt to survive in the same area
27
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five (5) things animal classification and evolutionary relationships can explain

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  1. Why organisms change
  2. How closely related two species are
  3. The more DNA shared the closer the relationship
  4. Certain groups of subspecies came from 1 invading species
  5. Binomial Nomenclature