exam one Flashcards

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darwin _________ the world

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revolutionized

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when did darwin sail on the hms beagle?

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1831-1836

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3
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when did darwin reach the galapagos

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1835

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4
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what did darwin realize?

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species could slowly change

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5
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who found dinosaurs?

A

owen

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6
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what did darwin believe?

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species are not fixed

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7
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what idea did darwin come up with?

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natural selection

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8
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why was darwin forced to publish his work?

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other scientists were coming up with the same ideas as him

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9
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the world did not start out with _______ creatures

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complex

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10
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what did marie currie dable in?

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radiation

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11
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where did amphibians evolve?

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the connected earth

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12
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what and when did watson and crick do?

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made a dna structure in 1953

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13
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all ____ is related

A

life

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14
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where did life begin

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the sea

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15
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what are sponges decendants of?

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the first multicelled organisms

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16
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what did birds evolutionize from?

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dinosaurs

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17
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what did darwin study on the islands

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the finiches

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18
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what were the three main beak types darwin looked at and describe them.

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needle beak- picked insects
woodpecker beak- picked larvae
cactus beak- dig through cactus needles

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19
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how many finches evolved from the original?

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13

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20
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what happened to the finches in 1977

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an 18 month drought occured, leading to 80% of the small beak species dying

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21
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what happened in 1983?

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there was alot of raining, and the large beaks couldnt find food, so the small beaks grew in population

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22
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what is a species?

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a group of living, similar individuals capable of exchanging genes and interbreeding

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23
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what two main differences do the finch spiecies have from one another?

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they sing different songs and have different appearances

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24
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single celled organisms make up __% of all life (__ minutes out of sixty minutes)

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83; 50

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animals make up __% of life on earth (__ minutes out of sixty)
17; 10
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humans make up __% of life on earth (__ out of sixty minutes)
.01; .01
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when did animals first appear on earth
3.8 billion years ago (prokaryotes) and 1.8 billion years ago (eukaryotes)
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what are the three physical traits of mammals
live birth warm blooded breathe air
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explain translational form
fossils/organisms show the middle stages between the past form and its descendants form
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explained what happened to the sinonyx (wolf like creature)
its food source was the ocean, so over time its legs became fins and its fur disappeared
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how to fish swim compared to mammals?
fish swim from side to side and mammals swim by moving up and down
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what are tetrapods
four limbed veterbrstes
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how do tetrapods resemble humans
both have shoulder bones and have fingers/bones that resemble fingers
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what is an example of fish adaptions?
evolution of a hard shell
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what was the cambrain explosion?
an explosion of animal diversity
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what are triplobites
anthropods with an exoskeleton
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why are the burgess shales fossils important?
they are the earliest of all creatures with an exoskeleton
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what are pikaia
the earliest ancestors or vertebrate animals
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what are segmentation patterns
repeating units in a segmented organism, such as antlers
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what animal is closest related to humans?
chimpanzees
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humans vs. chimpanzees 1. spinal column 2. pelvis 2. knee position
(human/chimp) 1. skull points downward/back of skull 2. short and squat/long and narrow 3. close together/wide apart
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when did animals appear/the cambrain explosion happen
540 million years ago
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what is sickle cell anemia
an environmental disease that causes red blood cells to be mishapen and not enough oxygen delivery
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how many people in the US have sickle cell anemia
70k-125k
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what is sca related to?
malaria
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who studied lizards in the caribbean
johnathan losos
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describe the grass-bush anole
it has a long tail and lives in the grasses and bushes
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describe trunk-ground anoles
live on/close to the ground and have long legs
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describe twig anoles
live in trees and are tiny and slender
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describe the canopy anole
lives in the canopy of trees and are large and green
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when can evolution occur rapidly
when natural selection is strong
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what are the four types of animal tissue
connective, muscle, epithelial, and nervous.
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what is connective tissue used for
cushioning and support; allows joints to work/move
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what do muscle cells do
they help with movement
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what are epithelial cells used for
to tightly seal parts of the body, like the bladder and heart
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what do nervous tissue do?
conduct electrical impulses; allow functions to happen
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what are absorptive cells
hair like projections called microvilli that increases the area of absorption
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what is simple squamous and what does it do?
it is one layer, and irregularly shaped. it is epithelial. | it allows diffusion to occur rapidly
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transitional epothelial cells can _______.
stretch
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describe cardiac muscle tissue
it is cylinder and branched, striped, and involuntary
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describe skeletal muscle tissue
it has multiple nuclei, stiped, cylinder shaped, and voluntary
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describe smooth muscle tissue
spindle shaped, involuntary control
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what are the seven types of connective tissue and describe them.
``` dense irregular- no organization dense regular- cells line up loose- anchors skin down adipose- fat that stores triglipsande hard (cartilage AND bone)- live inside hollow cavities (matrix mineralizes) blood- carry oxygen and fight sickness ```
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what surrounds tissue?
extracellular matrix
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what is the one type of nervous tissue and what does it look like?
neuron tissue; several branches interconnected with eachother
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define asymmetry
there is no symmetry because the body is irregularly shaped
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define radial symmetry
arranged around the central axis with multiple divisons
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define bilateral symmetry
body is divided into two mirroring halves
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what is a procimate cause?
a series of immediate physiological events
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what is an ultimate cause
selective advantages promote behaviot