Chapter 16 Flashcards

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group of individuals that look similar and whose members are capable of producing fertile offspring

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species

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the definition of species comes from what 2 different “concepts”

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morphological

biological

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what is morphological species concept based on

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internal and external similarities and differences

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4
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what is the physical appearance of an organism

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morphology

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what is biological species concept based on

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an organism’s ability to reproduce and produce fertile offspring

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all members of the same species that live in a particular area at the same time

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population

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7
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the offspring of two morphologically dissimilar organisms

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hybrid

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8
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two things that look different

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morphologically

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9
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within a population, individuals vary in many observable traits and they can be represented on a __ __

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bell curve

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within a population, individuals vary in many observable traits and they can be represented on a __ __

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bell curve

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what causes variations within species

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environmental factors and heredity

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12
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what are the environmental factors that cause variation within species (2)

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amount and quality of food

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13
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3 impacts of heredity that cause variation within species

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mutations, genetic recombination, crossing over

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14
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a population is a collection of ___

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genes

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15
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collection of genes for all the traits of a population

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gene pool

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percentage of a specific allele of a certain gene in a gene pool

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allele frequency

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17
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population in which allele frequency does not change

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genetic equilibrium

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18
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Weinburg was a German ___ and Hardy was a British ___

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physician, mathematician

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Weinburg was a German ___ and Hardy was a British ___

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physician, mathematician

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20
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5 requirements for genetic equilibrium

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no mutations occur 
individuals neither enter nor leave through migration
population is large
random mating
no natural selection
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21
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what role can mutation play in the evolution of a species(3)

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change of genes or chromosomes
produce new alleles for a trait
change frequency of alleles

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22
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immigration

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movement into a population

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23
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emigration

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movement out of a population

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24
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gene flow

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movement of genes into or out of a population through migration

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genetic drift
allele frequency in a population changes as result of a random event
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genetic drift
allele frequency in a population changes as result of a random event
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genetic drift is significant only in ___ or ___ sized populations
small or medium
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with genetic drift an allele may ___ completely in a small population
disappear
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with genetic drift an allele may ___ completely in a small population
disappear
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genetic drift is more stable in a __ population
larger
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Mating between individuals where the choice of partner is not influenced by the genotypes
random mating
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random mating is a requirement for genetic ___
equilibrium
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do many species follow random mating
no
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reasons for non-random mating (2)
geographic proximity | assortive mating
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what is assortive mating
selection is based on similar physical characteristics
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problem with non-random mating
mating may amplify certain recessive disorders
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survival of the fittest
natural selection
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survival of the fittest
natural selection
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in natural selection some members of a population are more likely to __ __
contribute genes
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natural selection in which individuals with the average form of a trait have the advantage
stabilizing selection
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natural selection in which individuals with one of the extreme forms of a trait that has an advantage
directional advantage
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type of natural selection in which individuals with either of extreme forms of a trait have advantage
disruptive selection
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mate selection based on the presence of a specific trait
sexual selection
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formation of a new species
speciation
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physical separation of members of a population
geographic isolation
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deep canyon or large body of water separating the populations are examples of
geographic isolation
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in ability of former interbreeding organism to produce offspring
reproductive isolation
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what is a zygote
fertilized egg
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obstacle that happens before fertilization
prezygotic isolation
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examples of prezygotic isolation - ___ behavior - different mating ___ - different mating ___
incompatible calls season
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obstacle that happens after fertilization
postzygotic isolation
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obstacle that happens after fertilization
postzygotic isolation
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examples of postzygotic isolation - offspring may not ___ completely - offspring may ___ early - offspring may not be ___
develop die fertile
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change of 2 or more species in close association with each other
coevolution
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predator/prey is an example of __
coevolution
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organisms that are not closely related become more similar
convergent evolution
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with convergent evolution the environment selects similar ___
phenotypes
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sharks and porposes are examples of __ __
convergent evolution
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2 or more related species become more and more dissimilar
divergent evolution
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related species came from a common ancestor
adaptive radiation
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darwin's finches are examples of
adaptive radiation
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2 major theories regarding the rate of speciation
gradualism and punctuated equilibrium
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___ does not have evidence supporting it
gradualism
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idea that divergence of species occurs smoothly and gradually over time
gradualism
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idea that divergence of species occurs smoothly and gradually over time
gradualism
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idea that things live in genetic equilibrium then changed in short spurts of time
punctuated equilibrium
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unicellular organism may evolve in __ or ___ but other evidence suggests within ___ of years
months days | thousands
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point at which no organisms of a particular species are available to reproduce
extinction