Biology 2 Flashcards

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Mutation what is it?

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A permanent change in DNA

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2
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Types of mutation

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Insertion
Substitution
Deletion

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3
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Substitution

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Hunting tons disease

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4
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Insertion

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Sickle cell anaemia

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5
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Deletion

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Digeorge syndrome

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6
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Independent assortment

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During meiosis pairs of chromosomes can line up in different ways at equator

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7
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Crossing over

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A section of one chromosome crosses over another chromosome then breaks and rejoins = different recombination of features in gametes

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8
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Genetic variation causes

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Mutation
Independent assortment
Crossing over

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9
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adaptation

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species evolves characteristics which enable it to survive and reproduce in a particular habit

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10
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3 types of adaptation

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structural
behavioural
functional

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11
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structural

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physical structure change

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12
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structural example

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fish - fins (gills to breathe)

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13
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behavioural example

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nocturnal

hibernation

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14
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functional example

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camoflauging

kangaroo pausing pregnancy

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15
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biodiversity

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number of different species present in a particular area and genetic diversity of genes

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16
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evolution

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creation of biodiversity

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17
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variation

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diversity within a species

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18
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two types of variation

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genetic and environmental

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19
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5 steps of natural selection

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Variation 
Environment 
Selection 
Survival 
Reproduction
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20
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isolation

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separation in environment results in reproduction of two species

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21
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what happens during isolation

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mutation and natural selection

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22
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types of isolation

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geographical
temporal
behavioural

23
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geographical isolation

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two pop of same species seperate due to sine typeof physical barrier

24
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geographical isolation example

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oceans
rivers
mountain ranges

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temporal isolation
different types of season coming out at different times
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example of temporal isolation
toad species come out in summer and winter
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behavioural isolation
mating ritual differs
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evidence of evolution
fossils comparative anatomy dna and protein structure embryology
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fossils
preserved evidence of a previously living organism
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conditions of fossilisation
rapid burial lack of oxygen stagnant swamps
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types of fossils
original fossils replacement fossils indirect fossils
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indirect fossils
not parts of organisms but traces of it
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moulds
imprint showing outside of organism
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cast
organism covered by mud
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best types of environment for preserving organism
amber permafrost peat
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amber
solid plant sap or gum
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permafrost
frozen land
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peat
decomposed plants like moss
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what type of rock are fossils found in
sedimentary
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what are index fossils used for
used to identify geological periods
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index fossil characteristics
abundant large geographical range highly distinctive short time
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stratigraphy
comparing layers
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transitional fossils
fossils of organisms that show features of 2 different groups
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tetrapods
animals with four legs
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homologous tetrapod limbs
one long bone attached to two other long bones
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4 bones in tetrapod
ulna radius humerus cmp
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homology
similar structures from a common ancestor
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pentadactyl limbs
same base with 5 digits
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comparative embryology
early embryos of all vertebrates same structure
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embryology characteristics
``` notochord (spinal cord) gill slits (neck) ```
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comparitive dna
heat up DNA which seperate into 2 different strands | two strands hybridise i
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what are proteins made of
amino acids
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number of cysosome c in different species derernubes
how close human dna is to other animals
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4 observations of Charles Darwin
Produce more than can survive Variations are passed on and inherited Show variation in characteristics Population is constant