Lab practical 1 Flashcards

1
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Prokaryotic cells (simplest organism)

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Unicellular, no nucleus & membrane bound organelles , DNA in nucleoid, has ribosomes

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2
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What are the two domains of prokaryotes?

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Archea and bacteria

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3
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Three shapes of prokaryotes

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Cocci, spiral and rods

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4
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what are protist classified as?Are they fungi, plants or animals?

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They are eukaryotes ; eukarya kingdoms

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5
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Fungi classification

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Eukarya, multi, create spores and contain cell walls

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6
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Yeast are classified as?

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Unicellular fungi

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7
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Plant classified?

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Eukarya, cellulose, autrophos, contain cell walls

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8
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Three tissues of plants?

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Dermal, ground and vascular

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8
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Tissues of animal kingdom?

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connective, epethalial, muscles and nervous

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8
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Animal classifcation

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eukarya, no cell walls, heterotrophs

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8
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function of epithelial tissues

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protection, thicc layers, absorb & secrete

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8
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Function of connective tissue

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support, connect, anchor produces blood cells and store fat

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8
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Synapomorphy

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derived traits in an entire group/species that is shared and not necessary share by common ancestor

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8
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Nodes on a phylogenetic tree

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common ancestor

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8
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Function of nervous tissues

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control by sending signals

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8
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what is derived in phylogenetic?

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recent new traits/character in organism that came from most recent ancestor (usually by mutation)

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8
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Apomorphy

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derived traits that is unique to group/species, it can show common ancestry (recent) or result of convergent evolution

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8
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Autapomorphy

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One derived trait specie by itself / one taxon

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8
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Phylogeny

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Evolutionary history of species & their relationships

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9
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Function of muscles

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movement & generate force

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9
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Homoplasy

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a character that’s shared by at least 2 organisms individually

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10
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Pleisomorphy

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ancestral trait

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11
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Monophyletic

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all descendants came from one common ancestor

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12
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Paraphyletic group

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group that came from a common ancestor population and some of its descendant but not all

13
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Polypheletic group

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species that share similar traits but didn’t come from same ancestor

14
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crossing over only happens in?

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Meiosis I

15
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Purposes of chi-square?

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to compared observed result with expected to see if there’s a difference

16
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in chi-square data, it’s important to use frequencies T/F

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false- important to use count not frequencies or %

17
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if p value is >0.05

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not significant, no difference

18
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p < 0.05

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Significant; there’s a difference

19
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Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium

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genotype and their allele frequencies in a population for a given trait remain the same over time

20
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Only criteria are met in hardy weinberg

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No immigration, no emigration, no mutation, no selection and no genetic drift

21
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Mitosis

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cell divide 1x , giving 2 identical diploid daughters

22
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meosis

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cell divide 2x, produces 4 different unique haploid cells

23
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what affects allele frequencies?

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natural selection (3) and genetic drift & gene flow

24
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what r the 3 natural selection?

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directional, disruptive and stabilizing

25
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what is directional selection?

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when natural selection favor one extreme trait over the other

26
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Stabilizing selection?

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when natural selection favors moderate trait but against both extreme

27
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disruptive selection

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when is favor both extreme trait but not moderate

28
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where is foremen magnum on bipedal (human)?

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foremen magnum locate bottom of the cranium

29
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foremen magnum on quadruple (canine) ?

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locate towards the back of the cranium

30
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how & why do we quantify?

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central tendency & variability

31
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what r the central tendency ?

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mean, median, mode and standard deviation

32
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what is ANOVA?

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analysis of variance is used to compare three or more means of different groups

33
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what is a t-test?

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analysis of variance that compares means from two group only

34
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incisors

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front teeth ( wedge-shaped)

35
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Molars

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back teeth, chewing teeth (broad & flat)

36
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class 1 lever

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when fulcrum is between the load & effort

37
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class 2 lever

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when load is between fulcrum and effort

38
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class 2 lever

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when effort is between fulcrum & load

39
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what jaw based on lever r the weakest?

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human jaw, 3rd lever

40
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what is common class lever?

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3rd lever

41
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most official class lever?

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1st lever

42
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most strongest lever?

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2nd lever

43
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how can you calculate different lever system ?

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Mechanical advantage (MA)= FO/FI

44
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biting involves what muscles?

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temporalis muscles pull against the coronoid process

45
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chewing involves what muscles?

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masseter muscles pulling against the mandibular

46
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