Biology evolution Flashcards

(19 cards)

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Directional selection

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one side wins( curve shifts left or right)

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Stabilizing selection

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(middle gets taller/narrower) middle wins

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Diversifying/disruptive selection

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(two peaks form) Both extremes win/ middle doesn’t win

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4
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percent change equation

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(final-initial)/initialx100

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5
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In an evolutionary sense, an individual organism that has high fitness if it

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reproduces more successfully than other individuals.

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6
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Evolution

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change over time

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7
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Natural selection

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The process where organisms better adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offspring

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8
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5 main parts of Charles Darwin’s theory

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variation, overproduction, competition for resources, survival of the fittest, reproduction

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9
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Fossil record

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Fossil records provide evidence of the history of life on Earth.

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10
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Molecular biology

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We can compare differences in DNA or amino acid

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11
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Comparative anatomy homologous

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same structure, different functions.

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12
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Pinky finger

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population shrinks/genetic drifts

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13
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Ring finger

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non-random mating/sexual selection

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14
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middle finger

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mutations

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15
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pointer finger

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movement(immigrant/emigrant)

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16
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thumb

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natural selection

17
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5 Conditions of Hardy- Weinberg Equilibrium

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population must be large, so no genetic drift; random mating must occur; no mutations; no gene flow; no selection can occur.

18
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comparative anatomy analogous

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same function/different structures

19
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Comparative Anatomy Vestigial Structures

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features with no useful functions, but did in ancestors