variation and continous and discontinous Flashcards

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1
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Define variation

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They are the characteristics that defer between the same species and different species.

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2
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What are the 3 major types of variation

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1- Genetic
2- Environmental
3- Both genetic and environmental

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3
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What do members of the population have

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1- Different variations
2- Different DNA

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4
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The different version of genes are called …

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alleles

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5
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Give examples of inherited variation

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Blood types
Eye colour

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6
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Give examples of environmental variation

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Hair length
Accent
Tattoos, piercings,scars

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7
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Give examples of variations caused by both inheritance and environmental

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1- Weight
2- Height
3- Skin colour

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8
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What do alleles give us different

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characteristics

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9
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What are the 2 types of variation

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1-Intraspecific variation
2- Interspecific variation

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10
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Define intraspecific variation

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Variations within species

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11
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Define interspecific variation

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Variations between species

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12
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Give 1 example of intraspecific variation

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Hair length of different dogs

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13
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Give 1 example of interspecific variation

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Hair length of different mammals

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14
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What are inherited characteristics

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They are passed down from our parents. We are born with them and they are found in our genes with are part of the DNA found in the nucleus of our cells.

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15
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True or false

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We get half our characteristics from our dad and the other half from our mother

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16
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What are enviromental charesterstics

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They are the charecteristics that are detremined by how we love and the action we do.

17
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What is the other classification for different types of variation

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1- Continuous and discontinuous

18
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Give the 5 features of discontinuous variation

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1- Caused by genes only
2- Always a bar chart ( with gaps in between the bars)
3- Doesn’t include numbers ( qualitative)
4- Can only be of few groups: Males and females
5- Examples: Eye colour and Blood group

19
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Give the 6 features of continuous variation

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1- Include numbers ( quantitative)
2- Vary in range : 150.1,150.2 , etc…
3-Always a histogram ( the line goes through the middle with no gaps)
4- Don’t start from 0.
5- Caused by genes and environment.
6- Height in cm/ Weight in K.G

20
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Draw a rough sketch of how discontinuous and continuous data should look like

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(check)

1- Continous should have gaps between the bars

2- Discontinous should have no gaps, a histogram connecting to the half and not start with 0

21
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True or false

Eye colour is an example of continuous variation:

Continuous variation is caused by genes only:

Continuous variation is drawn using a histogram:

Continuous variation is quantitative:

Discontinuous variation is caused by genes and the environment:

Height is an example of discontinuous variation:

Discontinuous variation is drawn on a bar chart:

A

Eye colour is an example of continuous variation: False

Continuous variation is caused by genes only: False

Continuous variation is drawn using a histogram: True

Continuous variation is quantitative: True

Discontinuous variation is caused by genes and the environment: False

Height is an example of discontinuous variation: False

Discontinuous variation is drawn on a bar chart: True