Micro & Macro Evolution(ch.23&24) Flashcards

1
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What is microevolution?

A

Change in allele frequency

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2
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What is macroevolution ?

A

Dramatic change of entire species.

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3
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Define: average heterozygosity

A

The average percent of loci that heterozygous

2 alleles: identical or different

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4
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Define: point mutation

A

Change in one base of gene

Think back to genetics and about problems in DNA codes

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5
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Which 3 of chromosomal mutations are harmful?

A

Delete, distrust, rearrange,

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6
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Are mutation rates higher in plants or animals?

A

Trick question neither highest inviruses

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7
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What are the different ways to have genetic vacation?

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Altering Gene number or position, rapid reproduction, sexual reproduction

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8
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Sexual reproduction and genetic variation

A

Shuttles alleles

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9
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Factors that alter gene frequency?

A
① mutation
② Gene flow
③ non-random mating (sexual selction)
④ genetic drift
⑤ Natural selection
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10
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What are the 5 conditions for non-evolving populations? (Hardy weinburg)

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① No mutations
② random mating
③ No natural selection
④ large population
⑤ No gene flow
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11
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Define: gene flow

A

Movement in or out

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12
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2 types of genetic drift

A

① founder

② bottleneck

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13
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What is founder effect?

A

Small number of individuals start New population

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14
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Bottleneck effect?

A

Loss in population

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15
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What are the 3 types of natural selection?

A

Directional, disruptive, stabilizing

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16
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Describe: sexual selection

A

Evolutionary change of second generation as parent give advantages to children

17
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Describe: neutral variation

A

Additional variation can be painted by diploid & balancing selection

18
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Define: species

A

Group have potential to interbreed and produce viable offspring

19
Q

What is one way to prevent species

A

Reproductive isolating mechanisms

20
Q

What are the 2 types of reproductive barriers?

A

Prezygotic & postzygotic

21
Q

2 types of prezygotic?

A

Prevention of mating & fertilization

22
Q

3 types of prevention of mating prezygotic

A

① ecological
2 temporal
③ behavioral

23
Q

Describe each of the following; ecological, temporal, behavioral isolation

A

Ecological: diff. Habitats
Temporal: reproduce cycles at diff-times
Behavioral: mating rituals

24
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3 post zygotic mechanisms

A

Reduced hybrid viability, reduced hybrid fertility, hybrid breakdown

25
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Define: reduced hybrid viability

A

Hybrid zygote fail to develop to sexual maturity

26
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Define: reduced hybrid fertility

A

Cannot produce gametes

27
Q

Define: hybrid breakdown

A

Offspring are sterile

28
Q

What are the 2 ways speciation occurs?

A

① allopathic

② symmetric

29
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Describe: allopathic speciation

A

Caused by geographic barrier

30
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Describe: symmetric speciation

A

Not geographical but chromosomal

Polyploidy & diploid

31
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What are 3 causes of simpatico speciation?

A

Polyploidy, habitat differentiation, sexual selection

32
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Describe: polyploidy

A

2 types: auto & allo
Auto: more than 2 chromosome sets
allo: species form hybrid

33
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Define hybrid zone

A

Region with 2 diff species

34
Q

How canned assess time between speciation events?

A

Fossil record

35
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Describe: punctuated pattern

A

New species change into parents and then change very little