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speciation
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- the formation of new and distinct species in the course of evolution.
2
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The reproductive isolating mechanisms that can lead to speciation are:
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geographic, behaivioral, temporal
3
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Bacteria and Antibiotic Resistance
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4
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Definition of a species
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an interbreeding group that produces fertile offspring
BIOLOGY FINAL
flashcards
Decks in class (39)
# Cards
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Principles of Life4
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Natural Selection6
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Biological Classification A:Domains and Kingdoms21
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Biological Classification B:Taxonomy3
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Biological Classification C: Cladistics4
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Speciation4
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Cells - 27
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Membranes and Transport - 217
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Circulatory system - 218
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Active Transport & Excretory system - 233
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endocrine system + nervous system + reflex arc - 249
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nervous vs. endocrine autonomic vs. somatic - 214
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Respiratory System - 210
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pH - 29
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Immune Systems and Viruses - 210
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Homeostasis - 22
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Atoms, Elements, and Molecules - 313
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Macromolecules, Enzymes, and Digestion - 34
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Cellular and Chemical Energy - 333
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Cycling of Matter and Energy - 318
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Homeostasis and Feedback Mechanisms12
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Circulatory system (path of blood)9
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Excretory system25
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Atomic Structure - 327
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polar, water, solutions - 320
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Macromolecules - 317
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Carbohydrates - 313
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Lipids - 38
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Proteins - 318
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Sexual reproduction - 44
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Cell Cycle - 417
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Mendelian Genetics - 420
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Non-Mendelian Genetics - 44
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Mitosis vs. Meiosis10
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population dynamics - 40
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community relationships - 40
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human impacts - 41
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digestive system33
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Enzymes15
