Week 7 Flashcards

1
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Three types of adaptation

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  • Biological adaptation
  • Physiological adaptation
  • Cultural adaptation
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2
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Fitness

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A measure of preproductive success of individuals

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3
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Glogers rule

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Within the same species, there is a tendancy for more heavily pigmented populations to be found towards the equator.

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4
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Bergmanns rule

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Within the same species average weight tends to increase and surface area decrease in the average invornmental tempatures

(Bergmanns, B for Body)

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5
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Allen´s rule

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Within a species the size of protruding body parts and lenght of arms and legs increase with increases of average enviornmental temperature.

(Allen, A for Arms)

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6
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Wich one is Bergmenn´s rule and which one is Allen´s rule?

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7
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Development adjustments

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Process in which an organisim, during the course of its lifetime, can respond to changes in the enviornment. These changes tend to be long term and nonreversable.

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8
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Acclimatory adjustments

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Short term responses to new enviornmental stresses. These tend to appear quickly and are reversable

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9
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4 enviornmental stresses

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  • Solar radiatin
  • Cold stress
  • Heat stress
  • high altitude stress
    *
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10
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Taxonomy

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The science of the classification of living organisims, including principles, procedures and rules.

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11
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Homology

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Structures of similiar in form and or charactoristics in two or more groups of organisims and ar the result of inheratence in ancestors.

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12
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Analagous structures

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Structures similiar in form and or function in two or more groups of organisims but are not the result of common evolutionary history.

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13
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three types of evolutionary patterns.

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14
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What are the three rules of taxonomy

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  • Binomial nomenclature
  • Law of Priority
  • Law of type
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15
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Binomial nomenclature

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Each species identified by two names

  • Genus
  • Species
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16
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Law of priority

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First name given to the organisim is the name that will be used in the future

17
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Law of type

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Before a new species can be named, there has to be physical example of the new species type specimen

18
Q

KPCOFGS

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King philip comes over for great sex

  • Kingdom
  • Phylum
  • Subphylum
  • Class
  • Sublclass
  • Order
  • Family
  • Genus
  • Species
19
Q

Primate Taxonmy

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  • Kindom Animal
  • Phylum Chordata
  • Subphylum Vertebrata
  • Class Mammalia
  • Subclass Eutherial
  • Order Primates
20
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Characteristics of primates

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  • Generalized body structure
  • Pentadacytl
  • Nail vs. Claws
  • Increased prehensility
  • Tendency towards erectness in posture
  • expansion and elaboration of the brain
  • Improvment in reproduction
  • Extension of each stage in life
  • Greater reliance on learned behavior
    *
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22
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Sun stimulates the production of this Vitam

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Vitam D

23
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Some examples of biological adaptations of cold stress

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  • Mass instead of length
  • Nose flat (no frost bite)
  • Capularies dialate (bring warms to extremeties)
  • Shivering
  • Cultural (clothing, etc.)
    *
24
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Biological adaptations for heat stress

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  • Blood vessels close to skin
  • sweat
  • culture (clothing etc)
25
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Examples of high altitude stress

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  • Cold stress
  • solar stress
  • hypoxia
    *
26
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Who was the founder of modern Taxonomy?

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Carl Linnaeus

27
Q

What is this type of diagram called?

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Cladogram

28
Q

You can never have a _______ evolution where two species become one species again.

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Convergent

29
Q

Latin American monkeys and Africal monkeys. Which are old world and new world monkeys?

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African monkeys - Old world

Latin American - New world

30
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What are the 13 characteristics of primates?

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  • Generalized body structure
  • pentadactyl
  • Nails vs. Claws
  • Increased prehensility
  • Tendency towards erectness in posture
  • Retention of the clavical
  • generlized dentition
  • Omnivorous
  • reduction of the snout
  • improved vision (color, binocular, stereoscopic vision)
  • Expansion and eleboration of the brain
  • improvement in reproduction
  • greater reliance on learned behavior
    *
31
Q

Animals must have multiple ________

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cells

32
Q

Animals must eat other __________ to live

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organisims

33
Q

Animals mush have ______ and ______ to catch food in enviornment

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neves, muscle

34
Q

Animals must have been mobile in some stage in the enviornemont?

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true

35
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