Evolution 3 AP Biology - Dubon Flashcards
Common ancestry
evidence for evolution, all species essentially evolved from one common ancestor
Phylogenetic tree
for all living things, show common ancestry
membrane bound organelles
evidence for evolution as all eukaryotic cells have a cytroskeleton, membrane-bound organelles, linear chromosomes (have introns), and endomembrane systems
Types of Natural Selection
Stabilizing selection (hetero focused), Directional selection (1 extreme focused), disruptive selection (2 extreme focused)
bottleneck / founder effect
group of population is separated and the next generations are more similar to the split off population
cladogram
all about shared traits
Phylogeny
study of evolutionary relationships, phylogenetic trees/cladograms are visual representations
cladograms are constructed based on
“morphological” traits but now we have a more accurate method of determining evolutionary relationships, cladograms are a “best guest”
outgroup (cladogram)
group that diverged before the lineage evolved (left side)
ingroup (cladogram)
groups of interest (all but the outgroups)
clade
a full lineage
Nodes (cladogram)
splits between lineages
no variation + change in environment =
extiction
of mass extictions on Earth
5, all over 65 million years ago
Causes for lack of biodiversity
habitat loss, invasive species, overexploration, pollution, climate change associated with global warming