chapter 13 - how populations evolve Flashcards

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Evolution

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the heritable changes in populations over generations that made diversity

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creationism

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god created life that means perfect no changes

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George’s Buffon’s Theory

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fossil species could be ancient versions on similar living species

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Jean Baptiste Lamarck ( theory of inquiried characteristics)

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Characteristics acquired due to environmental pressures

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Charles Lyell ( theory of Uniformitarianism )

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very slow and subtle processes cause substantial change

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what are Darwin’s Observations

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plants and animals in temps in American similar to tropical regions in souther continent

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what are the 2 points on the origin of species

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evolution is the basis of life’s diversity and natural selection cause of evolution

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what are the 3 observation to prove natural selection as the mechanism for evolution

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Overproduction, individual variation, adaption

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what are the 3 inferences based on the 3 observations

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struggle for existence, survival of the fittest, gradual change in the population

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natural selection

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differntial survival and reproduction of some individuals in population and death without issue of others

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what are the requirements of natural selection

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genetic variation, inheritance, resource competition, differential reproductive success

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evidence of evolution

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biogeography, fossil record, comparative anatomy, and molecular biology

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Biogeography

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study of the geographic distribution of species

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fossil record

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how species evolved from the found fossil

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comparative anatomy

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same anatomy and different function suggesting common ancestor

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molecular biology

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similarity genetic code

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modern synthesis

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fusion of genetics with evolutionary biology

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what are the main points of modern synthesis

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population is the smallest unit that can evolve, natural selection is the main mechanism for evolution, small changes accumulate over time bring lagging changes

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Population Genetics

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study of genetic variations in a population

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how sexual recombination ?

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meiosis, random fertilization

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what bring genetic variation in population

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sexual recombination, mutations

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how do you track a population over time

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analyzing gene pool(all alleles of all the individuals in population)

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Hardy Weinberg Principle

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allele frequencies of population in equilibrium remain constant from generation to generation

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5 conditions for the HW Principle to hold true

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must be large in size, isolated from other populations, no mutations, mating must be random, natural selection can’t take place

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what are the 3 types if natural selection ?
Stabilizing , directional, disruptive
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Stabilizing
when the average phenotype is favored more than extremes
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directional
when the extreme pheontype is favored over the average
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geneflow
introduction of genes in population due to migration of fertile individuals
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genetic drift
change in allele frequenues of a population due to chance alone
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what are the types of genetic drift
bottleneck and founder effect
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bottleneck
dramatic reduction in genetic diversity of population resulting from an ecological crisis that wipes out most members
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founder effect
establishment of a new population by very few individuals that migrate to a new environment