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B14 - Genetic and Evolution Flashcards

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Evidence of Evolution

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  • Fossils which contain remains or Organisms from millions of years ago
  • Bacteria becoming anti-biotic resistant, evolution occurs rapidly in Bacteria
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Fossil Formation (Gradual Mineral Replacement)

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  • Hard Parts (Teeth/Bones) replaced by minerals while decaying into a rock- (Casts)
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Fossil Formation (Casts)

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  • (Casts) Organism buried in soft material which hardens up, it decays and leaves a gap which is the same shape/size as it
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Fossil Formation (Impressions)

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  • Marks on the ground. footprints
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Fossil Formation (Preservation)

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  • Organism intact and didn’t decay as there’s no presence of Oxygen/Moisture
  • Could be preserved in Cold Climate, as its too cold
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Extinction

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Species is completely wiped out

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Reasons for Extinction

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Natural Selection - Species couldn’t adapt, hence died
Predators - E.g. Humans killing off Pandas/Lions
Natural Causes - Volcanic Activity, Meteors

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What are Fossils

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Remains of organisms from millions of years ago, which are found in rocks

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Anti-Biotic Resistant Bacteria

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  • Patients should have medicine for however long the Doctor prescribed them for, to kill all Bacteria
  • Bacteria can reproduce and become immune to Anti Biotic
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Anti-Biotic Resistant Bacteria (In Agriculture)

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  • Limit use of Anti-Biotics for Agriculture

- So that Resistant Animal Cells do not spread to Human Pathogens

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(Linnaeus) Classification System

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  • Animals sorted in categories based on Characteristics/Bone Structure
  • Organisms divided into Plant/Animal Kingdom
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Kingdoms

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  • Divided into smaller categories: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
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Binomial System (Binomial Name)

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  • Name given to the Genus and Species of an Organism, in Kingdoms
  • E.g. Humans Binomial Name is Homo (Genus) Sapiens (Species)
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Three Domain System

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  • Invented recently and helps categorize animals by looking/comparing their Biochemistry
  • Categorized into Eukaryotes, Archaea, True Bacteria
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Evolutionary Tree

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  • Use Classification Data (e.g. DNA) to make one

- For extinct animals, they use their Fossils, problematic as Fossil Records are incomplete

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