Exam 1-Lab And Class Flashcards

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1
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Total Magnification

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Objective lense(4, 10, 40) multiplied by eye piece(10)

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Resolution

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Ability to distinguish detail

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Parfocal

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Is a lens that stays in focus when magnification/ focal length is changed

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Ectoparasite

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Parasite that is in part outside of its host
Ex. Indian Pipe

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Endoparasite

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Parasite that lives inside host

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Definitive Host

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Where the parasite can reach sexual maturity and reproduce

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Intermediate host

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Cannot reproduce

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Resivoir Host

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Animal that is infected by a parasite, and serves as a source of infection for humans or another species

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Two parts of Evolution

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Pattern- observations of changes in life over time
Process- mechanisms that cause this change

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Adaption (Lamark)

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Inherited characteristics that enhance organisms abilities to survive and reproduce in specific environments

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Natural Selection

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Individuals that have certain traits, those inherited traits tend to survive and reproduce at higher rates than other individuals

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Human evolution

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Last common ancestor between monkeys and apes lived about 25 million years ago, last comman ancestor between humans and chimpanzees lived between 8 and 6 million years ago

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Homology

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Characteristics that have an underlying similarity, but function differently

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Homologus structures

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Variations on structural theme that was present in their common ancestor

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Vestigial structures

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Reminant features that served a function in the past

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16
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Lotic

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Moving water
Lo is flow
Ex. Rivers, creeks, streams

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Lentic

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Non moving water
Ex. Ponds, lakes, wetlands

Detrital Rain: most nutrients go to the bottom due to lack of movement

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Thermocline

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The boundary between warm and cold (found in lentic systems)

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Eutrophic

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High productivity
Brown/Green, murky, tons of life

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Mesotrophic

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Medium productivity

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Oligotrophic

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Low productivity
Clear blue water, low life, few nutrients

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Productivity

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Biomass Production
“Life in area”
Amount of photosynthetic production

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Hardy-Weinberg Theory

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Compare allele and genotype frequencies from one generation to the next

If they change, evolution has occured

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Hardy-Weinberg Theory Conditions

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not attainable
-No new mutations occur
-No natural selection occurs
-The population is so large that allele frequencies do not change due to random spelling error
- No migration occurs between different populations
-random mating

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Microevolution

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Involves changes in allele and genotype frequencies from one generation to the next

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Sexual Selection

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Natural selection involving traits related to reproductive success

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Intrasexual Selection

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Members of one sex compete physically for access to the opposite sex

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Intersexual selection

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Members choose mate based on desireable traits

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Genotype

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Genetic makeup of an organism

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Phenotype

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Observable physical and physiological traits of an organism

31
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Allel

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Any alternative gene that may produce different phenotypic effects