Evolution AP Biology - Dubon Flashcards

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evolution

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genetic change in population over time

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Fitness is determined by

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ability to reproduce

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Darwin

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“father of evolution”, studied finches on Galapocos Islands

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Rose Mary and Peter Grant expirement

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recreate Darwin’s expirement, 1986 a drought occured and short beaked finches were fit

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5
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what determines evolution and what is fit?

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environment

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Natural Selection

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Environment determines fitness

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7
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Artificial Selection

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humans determine fitness (breeding)

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LaMarck

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had incorrect theory that offspring received favorable traits

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Which kinds of populations are more sensitive to environmental and human created changes

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small and homogeneous

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10
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Biotic factor

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a living thing that affects the ecosystem

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abiotic factor

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a non living thing that affects the ecosystem

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How do you tell a population is evolving?

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Hardy-Weinberg equation

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Selection pressure

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the event that causes change in environment to affect a population

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14
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Main Dogma of Life

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DNA-RNA-Protien

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15
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How do sexually reproducing organisms create genetic diversity?

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crossing over during prophase I, random metaphase I alignment, random fertilization (2 unique gametes)

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16
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without genetic diversity, there is no

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phenotyic variation

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17
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single nucleotide polymorphism increases

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genetic diversity

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18
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MRSA

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a form of anti-biotic resistant bacterial strain

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Antibiotic resistance example

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an example that shows a population that is diverse will survive changes in the environment

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Global warming

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environmental change that forces evolution, a small change can create a big difference

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Sickle RBC

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carries O2 poorly, but resistant to malaria

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Normal RBC

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carries O2 well, but dies to malaria

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Malaria/Sickle Cell Anemia

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shows Heterozygote advantage as having both alleles is most fit compared to homozygous alleles

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Genetic Drift (microevolution)

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variation in the next generation by chance

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Genetic Drift is significant in which populations?
smaller populations (think flipping a coin 10 vs 10,000 times)
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Gene flow
new alleles immigrate into one place, and emigrate becoming lost alleles
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Gene Allele Frequency
the % of a gene pool with a specific allele, always adds to 100, Hardy-Weinberg equation
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Speciation (macroevolution)
new species being formed, usually through isolation
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species
organisms that can mate and produce offspring
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Evidence for evolution
Comparative morphology (homologous/ analogous structures), comparative embryology, comparative genetics
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sympatric spectation
no physical barrier but reproductively isolated
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allopatric speciation
physical barrier and reproductively isolated (most common)
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Reproductive Isolation Mechanisms cause
speciation
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Temporal
occurs when two species mate at different times of the year
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Ecological
occurs when two species occupy different habitats
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Behavioral
Occurs when two species have different courtship behaviors
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Mechanical
Occurs when physical differences prevent copulation / pollination
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Hybrid Inviability
Hybrids are produced but fail to develop maturity
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Hybrid infertillity
Hybrids fail to produce functional gametes
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Hybrid breakdown
F1 hybrids are fertile, but F2 generation fails to develop properly
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The agents of evolution are
females
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Phyletic Gradualism
idea that evolution occurs at a slow but steady pace
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Punctuated Equilibrium
idea that most of the time species are stable but every now and then an event occurs that prompts rapid change