Natural Selection
What was the name of Darwin's idea, which is now our modern definition of evolution?
What is Descent with modification?
what is the name of a population's genetic diversity?
What is a Gene pool?
What does p^2 mean in the Hardy-Weingberg equations?
What is the percent of the population Homozygous dominant?
Antibiotic resistance in bacteria and insect resistance to pesticides are examples of what?
What is evolution?
What is Taxonomy?
What is the naming and classifying species?
Does Natural Selection act on a phenotypic or genotypic variation in populations?
What is Phenotypic?
Many fixed alleles = ____?
What is less genetic diversity?
What are the two equations of Hardy-Weingberg?
What are p+q= 1 and p^2+2pq+q^2 = 1?
Fossils can be dated by using what type of carbon?
What is carbon 14?
What is Phylogenetics?
What is the hypothesis of evolutionary history?
What are the three modes of Natural Selection?
What is Directional, Stabilizing, and Disruptive Selection?
What are the two types of Genetic drift?
What are the Bottleneck effect and the Founder effect?
If round wings are dominant and straight wings are recessive then what two variables are being represented?
What is p^2 and q^2?
What are the three primary sources of evidence for Evolution?
What are Fossil records, Comparative morphology, and Biogeography?
There are two types of Phylogeny. What are they?
What are Phylogenetic Trees, and Cladograms?
What is the ability to survive and reproduce?
Mutations can result in ____?
What is genetic variation?
The frequency of a recessive allele in a population is 80%. Which variable is being used in this Hardy-Weinberg question?
What is q?
What are the three structures within evolution?
What are vestigial, Homologous, and Analogous structures?
What are the three groups of Phylogeny?
What are Monophyletic, Paraphyletic, and Polyphyletic?
What are the two main observations on which Natural Selection is based?
What are heritable traits, and more offspring are produced than can survive?
What is the definition of Gene Flow?
What is the transfer of alleles into or out of a population?
What are the five conditions that need to be met for Hardy-Weinberg to occur?
What are No mutations, Random mating, No natural selection, Extremely large population, and No gene flow?
Structural evidence indicates _____ of all ___?
What is common ancestry and eukaryotes?
What are derived characteristics?
What is the similarity inherited from the most recent common ancestor of the entire group?