UNIT_1_ w/o_People Flashcards

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T/F: Biological evolution is simply a matter of change over time

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False

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2
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changes in gene pool over time

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Evolution

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3
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Life began (year)

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3.8 BYA

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4
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Insects diversified (year)

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290 MYA

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5
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when human and chimpanzee lineages diverged

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5 MYA

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6
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Methods ad evidences of evolution (3)

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1) Radiometric Dating
2) Stratigraphy
3) Molecular Clocks

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7
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iehl: Anatomicallt modern humans evolve.

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120,000 ya

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8
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iehl: Early hominid named Lucy lived. Ice age begins and many large mammals go extinct

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4 MYA

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9
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iehl: massive asteroid hit the Yucatan peninsula and Ammonites and non-avian dinosaurs go extinct

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65 mYA

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10
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iehl: continents drift toward their present position

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130 MYA

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11
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iehl: Dinosaurs and mammals evolve Pangaea begin to break apart

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225 MYA

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12
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iehl: 90% of marine life and 70% of terrestrial life go extinct

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248 MYA

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13
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iehl: Supercontinent Pangaea forms. conifer-like forests, reptiles and Synapsids are common

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250 MYA

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14
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iehl: Four limbed vertebrates move into land. seed plants and large forest appear

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360 MYA

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15
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iehl: Land plants evolve

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420 MYA

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16
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iehl: arthropods move into land. descendants include scorpions, spiders, mites and millipedes

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450 MYA

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17
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iehl: fish- like invertebrates evolve, invertebrates are common in the oceans

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500 MYA

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18
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iehl: multi-cellular marine organisms are common, Wiwaxia

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555 mYA

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19
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iehl: replicating molecules, ( precursor of DNA) form

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3.8 BYA

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20
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iehl: unicellular life evolves, photosynthetic bacteria release oxygen

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3.5 bya

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21
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iehl: earth forms and bombarded by meteorites and comets

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4.6 BYA

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22
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Causes of evolution: do not represent the gentic diversity of the original population and their __ size mens they may experience strong genetic drift

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Small Population size

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23
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generate deviations from expected genotypes frequencies and set the stage for natural selection to cause evolutionary change

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non-random mating

24
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engine of evolution in that it generates the genetic variation on which the evolutionary process depend on

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fundamental agent of evolution based on the dispersal of genes between population of a species
Gene Flow
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descent with inherited modification
EVOLUTION
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we can reconstruct evolutionary relationships and represent them on a famikly tree called
Phylogeny
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when a lineage splits
Speciation
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T/F Some organisms are more advanced that others
False
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evolution produces a tree-like pattern , not ladder-like
true
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(3) keep things in mind (1)
Evolution produces a tree-like pattern not ladder like
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(3) keep things in mind (2)
there is no correlation of level of advancements
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(3) keep things in mind (3)
for Speciation in phylogeny left and right is arbitrary
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are heritable traits that can be compared across organisms such as morphology, genetic sequence and behavioral traits.
CHARACTERS
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characters where lineages have in common
shared characteristics
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one that evolved in the linaesge leading up to clade and sets members of that clade apart from other individuals
derived characters
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Traits that are different from those of the groups ancestors
derived characters
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Characters in different organism that are similar because they were inherited from a common ancestors that had that character
Homologous characters
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distantly related organisms independently evolve similar traits to adapt to similar necessitites
analogous characters
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Derived trait or character that is unique to a group or species - not present in an ancestral form
apomorphy
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derived characteristics that is found only in one taxon and absent in even the closest
autapomorphy
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derived trait where the entire clade has the particular trait
synapomorphy
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Ancestral trait that a taxon retains throughout evolution
Plesiomorphy
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more than 2 taxa can be in different groups yet share plesiomorphy
Symplesiomorphy
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Character state that is shared by at least two organisms but not found in a common ancestor
Homoplasy
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common element in structure between different organism due to evolutionary differentiation from a corresponding part in a common ancestor
HOMOLOGY
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is a trait or an organ that appears similar in two distantly related organisms
analogy
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Standard system of classification in which every organism is assigned a hierarchical taxon. (nested hierarchy)
Linnaean classification
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system of classification that names groups of organism according to their evolutionary history, names clades but do not assign ranks
Phylogenetic classification
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comprising lizards and snakes
squamata
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turtles and tortoises
testudine
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include reptiles including dinosaurs and pterosaurs, birds and crocodillians
archosauria
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crocodiles
crocodylomorpha
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Evidences of evolution ( enumerate all 6)
1. fossil records 2. taxonomic classification 3. comparative anatomy 4. comparative embryology 5. Biogeography 6. molecular biology
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5 misconceptions
*evolution is just a theory and not supported by scientific evidence * organisms evolve because they desire to *we cant see evolution happening *E. leads to advanced organism climbing the evolutionary ladder *evolution occur in individual organism