Ch 5 Flashcards

1
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Variety of species in an ecosystem

A

Species diversity

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2
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Looks at variety of genes within a species

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Genetic diversity

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3
Q

Number of species in a place

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Species richness

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4
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Takes relative abundance into consideration

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Specific evenness

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5
Q

Branching patterns of evolutionary relationships

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Phylogenies

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6
Q

Diagrams used to indicate evolutionary relationships

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Phylogenetic trees

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7
Q

Genetic change over time

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Evolution

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8
Q

Happens below species level

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Microevolution

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9
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Results in new species, genera, families, classes, or phyla

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Macroevolution

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10
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Physical location on chromosomes that control certain traits

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Genes

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11
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Complete set of genes in an individual

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Genotype

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12
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Mistake in DNA copying process, resulting in a random change

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Mutation

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13
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Happens when a piece of one chromosome breaks off and attaches to another during chromosome duplication

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Recombination

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14
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Actual set of expressed traits of an individual

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Phenotype

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15
Q

Three main ways evolution occurs

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Artificial selection, natural selection, random processes

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16
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Humans choosing to mate plants or animals to enhance desired traits

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Artificial selection

17
Q

Traits that improve fitness

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Adaptations

18
Q

Four random processes that can affect evolution **

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Mutations, genetic drift, bottleneck effect, founder effect

19
Q

Occur randomly and can be good, bad, or neither; but add to genetic diversity

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Mutations

20
Q

Happens when genotypes are lost by chance

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Genetic drift

21
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Happens when there is a drastic reduction in pops toon and some genotypes are lost

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Bottleneck effect

22
Q

Occurs when a new area is colonized

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Founder effect

23
Q

Happens when a population is physically separated

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Geographic isolation

24
Q

Two populations can no longer successfully breed

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Reproductive isolation

25
Q

When geographic isolation is involved

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Allopathic speciation

26
Q

When geographic isolation isn’t involved

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Sympatric speciation

27
Q

Multiple sets of genes, common in plants

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Polyploidy

28
Q

Techniques that allow scientists to copy genes from one organism to another

A

Genetic engineering

29
Q

GMOs

A

Genetically modified organisms

30
Q

Refers to limits of abiotic conditions they can handle

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Range of tolerance

31
Q

Suite of ideal conditions for an organism

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Fundamental niche

32
Q

Range of abiotic and biotic conditions in which an organism lives

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Realized niche

33
Q

Can survive in a wide range of conditions

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Niche generalists

34
Q

Can survive due to specific needs

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Niche specialists

35
Q

Refers to variety of ecosystems in region

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Ecosystem diversity