4/27 Lecture - Modern Humans Flashcards

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Core adaptations set 4

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4) Symbolism - Art - Culture

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2
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Jerbel Irhoud

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315KYA
- lacks bony chin
-retains pleisiomorphic archaic features: low long braincase, no chin, supraorbital torus
Derived: large ECV + small gracile skeleton

EARLIEST known Ex. of Homo Sapien ?

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3
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Homo sapien Idaltu

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morphological intermediate

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4
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Homo Sapien

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Anatomically modern human 
100kYa Africa
40Kya Europe
levallois technolgy ( mode 3 )
\+ new types
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5
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Sophiisticated blade tools made from:

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Bone/
Horn
antler
ivory

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6
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What came Out of Africa:

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various tools
symbolic art*
tradition
burials

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7
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transposable elements

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copies of DNA segments from one part of a genome that have been inserted somewhere else

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8
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nonsynonymous substitutions vs synonymous

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synonymous substitutions - DO NOT change amino acid sequence of the protein

nonsynonymous - DOES CHANGE the amino acid sequence of a protein.

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9
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positively selected

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advantageous gene

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10
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neoteny

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pattern of delayed maturation

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11
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Genetic variation

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differences between individuals

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12
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Variation within groups

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differences between individuals WITHIN a GIVEN group of people

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13
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Variation among groups

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differences between entire groups of people

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14
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selection-mutation balance.

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mutation will introduce enough new mutants to maintain a constant frequency of the gene.

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15
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selective sweep/

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a beneficial mutation arises
both the mutation and DNA linked to the mutation on the same chromosome spread through the population.
POSITIVELY SELECTED MUTATION SPREAD THROUGH GROUP

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16
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single-nucleotide polymorphisms

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location in the DNA sequence where individuals differ by a single base

17
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The coding genes in these regions fall into several categories:

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Reproductive system.
Morphology
Digestion

18
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environmental covariation

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Similarity between the environments of parents and their offspring

19
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Polygenic risk scores

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predict how likely a person is to have some phenotypic outcome