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Evolution Flashcards

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1
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5 “Era’s” of Life

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1) Primordial Era
2) Stelliferous Era
3) Degenerate Era
4) Black Hole Era
5) Dark Era

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Which “era” do we live in

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Stelliferous Era

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Stelliferous Era

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  • stars rule the night
  • 10^3 years old - expected to last another 1 trillion years
  • main star (sun) expected to last another trillion years
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2 Theories associated with the start of life

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1) Big bang theory

2) Cosmic radiation theory (CRD)

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1st Law of Thermodynamics

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  • matter cannot be created or destroyed

- What we had 13.8 billion years ago we still have now

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Niche

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organisms that live in an environment and are able to successfully reproduce

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Adaptive Radiation

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one species gets wiped out (astroid, volcano, etc.) which allows another species to flourish AND CREATE NEW SPECIES
Ex) homonids during dinosaur era

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7 Main Periods

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1) Ordivian period
2) Silunian period
3) Devonian period
4) Carboniferous period
5) Permian period
6) Triassic period
7) Crustacious period

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Ordivian period

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Photosynthesisers started moving out of the ocean

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Silunian period

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dominated by arthropods

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Devonian period

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  • earth mainly composed of plants
  • vertebrates became land dwellers
  • major extinction
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Carboniferous period

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Amphibians starting to fill coastal niches

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Permian period

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Ancestors of humans

Extinction: Volcanos in Siberia

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Triassic Period

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Giant reptiles

Extinction: Volcanos/meteorite impact

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Crustaceous period

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What most people think of when they think of dinosaurs

Extinction: Astroid

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Timeline of Earth’s formation

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4.5Bya: Formation of planet earth
3.5Bya: Prokaryotes arrived
1.6Bya: Eukaryotes arrived
510Mya: Vertebrates appeared
420Mya: Land plants/coral reef produced
350Mya: Water vertebrates invade land
230Mya: Age of dinosaurs
65Mya: Meteor impact
45Mya: Modern day mammals appeared

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LECA

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Last Eukaryotic Common Ancestor

18
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Phylogenetic Tree

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Common classification system with 8 categories

- made by Linnaeus

19
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Proper way of classifying organisms

_______ + _______

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Genus + Species

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Phylogenetic Tree Categories (8)

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1) Species
2) Genus
3) Family
4) Order
5) Class
6) Phylum
7) Kingdom
8) Domain (3)

21
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3 Subgroups of Domains

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(BAE)

1) Bacteria
2) Archaea
3) Eukaryotes (4)

22
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4 Subgroups of Eukaryotes

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(FAPP)

1) Fungi
2) Animals
3) Plants
4) Protista

23
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Difference between Fungi and Plants (1)

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Plants Fungi

- Cellulose - Chitin

24
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Example of Natural Selection (2)

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1) White moths before the industrial revolution, Black moths after (due to soot causing trees to become black
2) Darwins Finches

25
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Darwins Theories (2)

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1) Theory of Natural Selection

2) Relative Fitness

26
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Natural selection (4)

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1) Variation of phenotypes
2) Heritable
3) Struggle for existence
4) Survival and reproduction rates

27
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Four modes of selection

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1) Directional Selection
2) Disruptive Selection
3) Sexual Selection
4) Artificial Selection

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Directional Selection

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  • Strong genetics (white of black)
  • Leads to change in frequency in pop.
  • FAVOURS ONE TRAIT OVER THE OTHER
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Disruptive Selection

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  • 2 Traits are being selected for
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Sexual Selection

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  • Struggles between individuals of the same sex for mating privileges
  • survival = reproductive rights
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Artificial Selection

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Choosing genetics you want

  • Golden Rice
  • Designer Dogs breeds
  • Plants with polychromacy
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Fitness

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Relative ability of individuals to survive and reproduce offspring

33
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Homologous Structures

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Traits which have similar structures but different functions

EX) Whale fin and Bird Wing

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Mendel

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  • Father of Heredity and modern genetics

- Punnet square (1:2:1) or (9:3:3:1)

35
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Somatic Cells

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Every cell in the body except for sex cells

Diploid (2n)

36
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Sex (germ) cells

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(n) instead of diploid (2n)

37
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Sex Linked Inheritance

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Male: XY
Female: XX

38
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Evolution definition

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Change in allele frequency over time

39
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5 factors affecting allele frequency

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1) Natural Selection
2) Sexual Selection (non-random mating)
3) Mutation
4) Genetic Drift
5) Gene Flow (immigration/emigration)

40
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Hardy Weingberg Equation

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P = dominant allele
Q = recessive allele 
p+q = 1

(p + q)^2 = (p^2 + 2pq + q^2) = 1

41
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Allopatric Speciation

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  • Changes in phenotype due to a specific barrier (ex, river)

- Previously same species diverged enough that they can no longer reproduce

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