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what is the endosymbiont theory

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-prokaryote engulfed other prokaryotes
-gave rise to animal/fungi lineage and plant/algae lineage

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why do prokaryotes and eukaryotes regulate gene expression

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in response to cellular and environmental cues

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in multicellular eukaryotes what does gene expression regulate

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development and is responsible for differentiation of cell types

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what is phenotype product of

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inherited genotype and many environmental infleunces

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genetic variation

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differences in composition of genes between individuals

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phenotype

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observable physical and physiological traits of an orgabism which are determined by its genetic makeup

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genotype

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genetic makeup or set of alleles of an organism

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what makes evolution possible

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genetic variation

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why is genetic vriation within a population a prerequisite for evolution

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within a population genetic idfferences among indiduals provde the raw material on which natural selection and other mechanismsi can act. Without such differences, traits could not change oer time- and hence the population could not evolve

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what are two ways new genes and alleles can arise

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mutation or gene diplication

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how cna sexual reproduction add to the genetic variation among individuals

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by recombiing existing alleles

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12
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which mutations are passed to offspring

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mutations occurring in gametes

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13
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what can extend genome length

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duplication of genes de to errors in meiosis

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true or false

duplicated genes can take on new functions by further mutation

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true

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in organisms that reproduce sexually how does most genetic variation result

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recombination of alleles

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three mechanisms that can shiffle exisiting alleles into new combinations through three mechanisms

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crossing over
-independent assortment
-random fertilization

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average mutation rate in plants and animals is what

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1 mutation in every 100,000 genes per generation

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are mutation rates fast in eukaryotes or prokaryotes

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eukaryotes

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what allows prokaryotes to allow mutations to accumulate rapidle

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short generation tmes

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evolution

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process by which species accumulate differences from their ancestors as they adapt to different environments over time

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microevoltuion

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evoltion at its finest level, is the change in allele frequencesies in a population over generations

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macroevolution

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evolutionry change above the species level
-origin of a new group of organisms through a series of speciation events
-impact of mass extinctons on the diversity of life and its subsequent recovery

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population

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group of individuals of the same species that live in the same area and interreed, producing fertile offspring

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what is the only thing that evolves

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populations

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what is evolution at its finest level

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chnage in allele frequencesies in a population over genrations

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three main mechnsism tat cause allele frequency change are

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-natural selection
-genetic drift
-gene flow

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what is the only thing taht causes adaptive evolution

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natural selection

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adaptive evolution

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a process in which traits that enhance surivial or reproduction tend to increase in frequency over time, resulting in a better match between organisms and their environment

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natural selection

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process in whihc individuals that have certain ingerited traits tend to survive and reproduce at higher artes than other indivuals because of those triats

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genetic drift

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process in which change events cause unpredictable fluntuations in allele frequencies from one genration to the next

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gene flow

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transfer of alleles from one population to another, resulting from movemnet of fertile individuals or their gametes