Week 4 Flashcards

1
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cline

A

patterns of change in a characteristic of an organism over a geographic reason.

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2
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phenotypic plasticity

A

A single genotype produces different phenotypes in different environments.

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3
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evolution

A

change in gene frequencies in a population

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4
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genotype

A

Genetic constitution of an organism

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5
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phenotype

A

Outward appearance and behavior of an organism (determined by genotype & environment)

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6
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Adaptation

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A genetically determined trait of an organism that confers increased survival and reproduction in their environment.

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7
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life history strategy

A

The overall pattern the timing and nature of life history events averaged across all individuals and species.

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8
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phenotypic plasticity

A

A genotype may produce different phenotypes under different environmental conditions.

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9
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allometry

A

Differential growth of body parts that results in a change in shape or proportion with size.

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10
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semelparity

A

single reproduction. Same age every year.

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11
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iteroparity

A

repeated reproduction.

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12
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r-strategy

A

high reproduction (lots of little offspring) rate when resources are not limiting

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13
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K-strategy

A

low reproduction (few large offspring) when competition for resources is great

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14
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semelparous species

A

reproduce once in their lifetime.

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15
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iteroparous species

A

reproduce multiple times.

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16
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phenotypic plasticity

A

A single genotype’s ability to produce different phenotypes under different environmental conditions.

17
Q

allometry

A

the different growth of body parts that result in a change in shape or proportion with size.

18
Q

annual plants

A

life cycle = year