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Biological Beginnings Flashcards

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1
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Best adapted in a species survive and reproduce

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Natural Selection

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All organisms must adapt to particular places, climates, food sources, and ways of life.

  • Infants attachment
  • Eagle’s claws
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Darwin: On the Origin of Species (1859)

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It Emphasizes adaptation, reproduction, and survival of the fittest in shaping behavior

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Evolutionary Psychology

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4
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E____ explains human physical features and behaviors

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Evolution

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5
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Evolution explains human p_____ and b______

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Physical features & Behaviors

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6
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Favors behaviors that increase reproductive successes– the ability to pass your genes to the next generation

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Evolutionary Psychology

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7
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thread-like structures composed of DNA molecules

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Chromosomes

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8
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double helix-shaped molecule

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DNA

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9
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units of hereditary information

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Genes

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10
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What are the 3 collaborative genes?

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Chromosomes, DNA, and Genes

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A center of cell that contains chromosomes and genes

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Nucleus

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12
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a segment of DNA (spiraled double chain) containing the hereditary code

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Gene

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13
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cell nucleus duplicates

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Mitosis

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14
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cell division forms gametes (Eggs, sperms)

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Meiosis

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15
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egg and sperm form zygote

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Fertilization

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16
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_ and _ chromosomes determine sex

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X & Y

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monozygotic twins; a single zygote splits into 2 identical replicas

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Identical twins

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dizygotic twins; 2 eggs are fertilized by different sperm creating 2 zygotes

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Fraternal twins

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one gene of a pair always exert its effect

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Dominant gene

20
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The gene that gets override a potential influence of the other gene

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Recessive gene

21
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Gene linked abnormality of Down syndrome

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2 copies of chromosome 21

22
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A sex linked abnormality that has XXY instead of XY

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Klinefelter syndrome

23
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A sex linked abnormality that X in boys is fragile, breaks

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Fragile X syndrome

24
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A sex linked abnormality that girls is XO instead of XX

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Turner syndrome

25
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A sex linked abnormality that link to criminal males unproven

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XXY syndrome

26
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A gene-linked abnormality that cannot utilize phenylalanine; treated by diet

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Phenylketonuria (PKU)

27
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A gene-linked abnormality that refers to red blood cells affected

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Sickle-cell anemia

28
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A course of prenatal development that refers to the creation of fertilized egg; 1st two weeks

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Germinal period

29
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A course of prenatal development that refers to the cell differentiation of embryo; 2-8 weeks

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Embryonic period

30
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An embryonic period wherein the the digestive/respiratory systems are formed

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Endoderm

31
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An embryonic period wherein the the nervous system and sensory receptors are formed

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Ectoderm

32
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An embryonic period wherein the circulatory, bones, muscles, excretory and reproductive systems

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Mesoderm

33
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organ formation

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Organogenesis

34
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A course of prenatal development that lasts for 7 months, 3 trimesters; 2 months to birth

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Fetal period

35
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new cells formed

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Neurogenesis

36
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cell specialization

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Neuronal migration

37
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What are the 6 Prenatal Diagnostic Tests?

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  1. Ultrasound sonography
  2. Fetal MRI
  3. Chorionic Villus sampling
  4. Amniocentesis
  5. Maternal blood screening
  6. Noninvasive prenatal diagnosis (NIPD)
38
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A prenatal diagnostic test that is better than ultrasound

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Fetal MRI

39
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A prenatal diagnostic test that samples placenta

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Chorionic villus sampling

40
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A prenatal diagnostic test that samples amniotic fluid

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Amniocentesis

41
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A prenatal diagnostic test that has triple screen test

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Maternal blood screening

42
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A prenatal diagnostic test that tests fetal cells (DNA) in mother’s blood

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Noninvasive prenatal diagnosis (NIPD)

43
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Agents causing birth defects
Severity of damage affected by
- Dose
- Genetic susceptibility
- Time exposure

Prescription, nonprescription drugs

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Teratogens

44
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FAS means?

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Fetal Alcohol syndrome

45
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caffeine, cocaine, methamphetamines, marijuana, and heroin
Alcohol and fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)
Nicotine’s link to SIDS, ADHD, low birth weight
Paternal smoking

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Psychoactive drugs

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