Evolution Flashcards

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Population

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individuals of the same species that inhabit a specific location at a specific time

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Species (a type or kind of life form)

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a group of populations whose members can reproduce with one another to produce fertile offspring

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3
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Speciation

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the process of new species formation

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Trait

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a characteristic inherited from a parent

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5
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Adaptation

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a trait that increases reproduction

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6
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Allele

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an alternative form of a single gene
-each allele has a unique nucleotide sequence
-the alleles contain different genetic instructions

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Genotype

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the two alleles that an individual has at a specific gene

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Phenotype

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an individual’s observable anatomical,physiological, and behavioral characteristics

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An individual phenotype for a specific characteristic is due to the

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complex interaction between the individual’s genotype and environment

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10
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Evolution

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a biological change over generations

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Animal species show changes

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in anatomy, behavior,and physiology over generations

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12
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Charles Darwin defined evolution as

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“Descent with modification from a common ancestor”

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Over Generations, The Descendants Of
An Ancestral Species Accumulate The
Modifications That Enable Them To

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Adapt More Effectively To Current
Environmental Conditions

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14
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Parents Transmit These ———
Coded In DNA To Offspring

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“Adaptive Traits”

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Individuals In Future Generations Are Better
Adapted To Current

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Environmental
Conditions

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16
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An Adaptation Is A Trait

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that Improves The Ability To Reproduce Under the Current
Environmental Conditions

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17
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Homology

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is an identical trait shared by related species because they inherited it from a common ancestor?

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18
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DNA Mutations enable

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biological change over generations

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19
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Mutations form new alleles (different versions of a gene) that code for?

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new traits

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20
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some new traits improve reproduction

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in the current environment

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21
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the fossil record shows aquatic, terrestrial, and flying animal species have experienced

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changes in many traits over generations

22
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the fossil record shows that plants have experienced changes

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in multiple traits over generations

23
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selective breeding (Artificial selection) of dogs, horses,livestock, pigeons,etc

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by our ancestors shows that life can change over generations

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selective breeding of crops shows

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that life can change over generations

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evolution is a process by which
the living world has been developing after the origin of life.
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evolution is the change allele frequency
or "genetic structure" in a population over generations
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evolution is relevant to
medicine
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the evolution of drug resistance in pathogen complicates
infectious disease managment
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Quinine & Artemisinin resistance in plasmodium falciparum
populations that cause Malaria
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Antiviral drug resistance
HIV populations
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Tamiflu resistance in
influenza virus populations
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Antibiotic resistance in
pathogenic populations
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flu virus envolved resistance to
tamiflu
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evolution is relevant to medicine and --------
public health
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the evolution in pesticide resistance in disease vectors complicates infectious disease management such as
insecticide resistance in flea&lice populations ,mosquito populations, tick population
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Flea & lice populations
cat scratch disease, trench fever,and carrion's disease caused by the Bartonella species of Bacteria
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Mosquito populations
dengue fever,Malaria,yellow fever
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Tick populations
Lyme disease & the rickettsioses
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a pesticide is a
toxin that kills pests
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an insecticide is a
a pesticide that kills insects & Arachnids
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Evolution affects agriculture and
our food supply
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Herbicide
resistance in the weed population
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insecticide
resistance insect pest populations
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fungicide
resistance in pathogenic fungi populations
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antibiotic
resistance in pathogenic bacteria populations
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many insect species are resistant to
insecticides
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Some Insect Pest, Plant Pathogen, And Parasitic Plant Populations Have Evolved Resistance To
-Resistant Crop Varieties Produced Through Conventional Crop Breeding Programs (Selective Breeding) * Genetically-Modified Resistant Crops Produced By Recombinant DNA Technology
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How is evolution by natural selection affecting? (Agriculture)
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How is evolution by natural selection affecting? (medicine)
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