Organic evolution ch 3 Flashcards

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What is anology or analogous?

A

organs that perform the same function in different groups but do not share a similarity of structure

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what are paralagous genes?

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are genes which are duplicated within a species, sort of like extra copies of a gene

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3
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what are orthologous genes?

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genes that are shared between species because of shared species ancestry

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4
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what is serial homology?

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used for similarities among parts of the same individual ,example similarities between neck and tail vertebrates

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5
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what is parellelism?

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the evolution of similar features in lineages that are related but do not share a most recent common ancestor

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6
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what occurs in convergence?

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similar features evolve in independent lineages based on different genetic or developmental processes

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7
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what is the biogenetic law?

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a theory in which the stages in development of an individual recapitulate the evolutionary history of the clades to which the organism belongs to

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8
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Who proposed the biogenetic law?

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Ernst Haeckel

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9
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miraculous events were responsible for the earths geological structures is known as

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Catastrophism

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10
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Uniformitarianism

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that the natural laws and processes function in the universe today and the rate at which they operate have not changed since the beginning of time

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