bio 122 final exam Flashcards

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15: what are the lines of evidence in support of evolution?

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  • fossil evidence
  • biogeographical evidence
  • biochemical evidence
  • anatomical evidence
  • evidence from developmental biology
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15: what are some current examples of evolution?

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  • fish evolving in response to pollutants
  • bedbugs evolving resistance to pesticides
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15: what are homologous traits?

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  • similarities among organisms that were inherited from a common ancestor (ex. limbs of humans, cats, and whales)
  • this is better evidence for evolution than analogous traits
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15: what are analogous traits?

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structures that have similar functions but are not inherited from a common ancestor (ex. wings of butterflies and birds)

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15: what did Darwin conclude from the Galapagos islands?

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  • biological diversity arises from adaption to the environment, which can eventually lead to the formation of new species
  • all organisms share a common ancestor
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19: what is the hierarchy of biological classification?

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domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species

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19: what type of data can be used to build a phylogenetic tree?

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morphological, molecular, or behavioral features

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19: what are the components of a scientific name?

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  • the genus is capitalized and the species is not
  • both names are italicized
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19: what is an outgroup?

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a group that has a known relationship to, but is not a member of, the taxa being analyzed

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19: what is the concept of parsimony?

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considers the simplest solution to be the “optimal” solution

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20: what domains represent the first cells?

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archaea, bacteria, and eukarya

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24: characteristics of monocots and eudicots

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monocots: one cotyledon, multiples of 3, parallel veins
eudicots: two cotyledon, multiples of 4 or 5, net-like veins

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24: what is evaporation from plants called?

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transpiration

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24: what is a flower?

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the main reproductive part of a plant

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24: what is the function of a fruit?

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to spread seeds and allow the plant to reproduce

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29: what are the four chordate hallmarks?

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notochord, post anal tail, pharyngeal pouch, dorsal hollow nerve chord

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29: what are the 3 linages of mammals?

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monotremes, marsupials, placentals

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29: are all vertebrates chordates? are all chordates vertebrates?

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  • yes
  • no