B4 Flashcards

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alleles

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versions of genes

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selection pressures

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preditation competition disease

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natural selection

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survival of fittest
those w better adaptations more likely to survive

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how does bacteria provide evidnce of evolution

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-random mutaions
-creTe new alleles
-change bacteria’s characteristics
-eg bactterium become less effcted by anyibiotics
-advantage for bacterium
-resistance passed on more it reproduces
-which is natural selection
-eveloution bc bateria better adapted

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the deeper the rock=older the fossil

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darwin

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-evolution by natural selction
-5 yrs voyage
-characteristcs mosy suited to envronment=more likely to survive
-characteristcs passed on to offpsring

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8
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wallace

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-natural selection off if darwin

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classification

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all related in someway if all living organisms hv decenced from a common ancestor

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10
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anitibuotic resistance

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understand importance of finsihing course of drugs to prevent resistant bacterium soreading

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conservation

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importance of genetic diveristy and how it helps poukations adaot to changing environments
conservation projects=prtects species

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phenotype

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observable characteristics

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genome

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entire organism

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14
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genotype

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combination of genes/allele

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15
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mutation

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change in dna code so protien may be different

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natural selection

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those organisms with best featurs survive and reproduce

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survival of the fittest

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best survive
darwin
traits being passed onto to offspring

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18
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evolution

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inheritance of certain characteristics
everyone is related to

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19
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how is evolution proven

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antibiotic resistance bacteria
fossil evidence

20
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variation

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could be due to genes or coule be due to environment

21
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ardi

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4.4 million yrs ago
walk upright
long arms
curved toes
mix of human n ape traits

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lucy

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3.2 million yrs ago
more upright walkinh
smaller skul then modern humans

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richards discovery

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1.6 million
larger braincase
flater face
closer to modern humans

24
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what did early humans use stone tools for

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hunt
prepare food
protect

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how did tools get more advanced overtime
sharper specalised
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stratigraphy
layer rock was found
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carbon dating
of nearby material estimate age
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lower rock down
older
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how was stone tools made
knapping hit with rock
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pentadactyl limb
limb with 5 digits found in many vertbras suggest all evolved from common ancestor
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proces of evolution
Variation Allele mutation Selective advantage Survive Reproduce Offspring Gene(allele passed on) Over time
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what are the 5 kingdoms of life
animals plants funhi protoctists bacteria
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animals
multicellular hetrotrophs mostly sexual reproduction
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hetrotrophs
animals have to get energy from other things eg food
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plants
multicellular autrotrophic
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autotrophic
energy from sun (photosynthesis)
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fungi
multicellular unicellular saprotrophs
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saprotrophs
secrete enzymes outside body
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protoctists
unicellular some have chloroplasts n photosynthesise autrophic and neterophic
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bacteria
live about everywhete no chloroplasts most feed off of other organisms
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gentic engeneering
diserable characteristic n transfer to another organism so it develops same thing modifying genome
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example or genetic engineering
bacteria->insulin->diabetes
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gene therapy
giving person healthy version of a gene but hard to transfer into every cell
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pros of genetic engineering
-get the desirable characteristics -more fruits resistance to disease -more food less money
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cons of genetic engineering
-dont know how much its effects health -mught get blown into wild and change other crops
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genetic engineering steps
-get the gene you wants->restriction enzyme -vector->plasmid -organsim want to have it->take up vector + start producing the protein
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