Fitness and selection
Natural Selection and HW
Other modes of evolution
Origin of Life
100

Being able to survive and reproduce

What is fitness?

100

This occurs because traits are often heritable and organisms compete to survive

What is natural selection?

100

When alleles are transferred between populations due to immigration

What is gene flow?

100

This is what the primitive atmosphere mostly consisted of

What is water vapor, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide? 

200

Give and example of an organism that is more fit

(teacher discretion)

200

The members of a population differ from one another

What is variation?

200

When a cataclysm occurs the remaining allele frequencies are different than they were before the event 

What is bottleneck effect?

200

Organisms that survived in Earth's original environment. 

What is archaebacteria? 

300

An environmental factor that impacts whether an organism can survive and reproduce. ______________ pressure

What is selective pressure?

300

The difference between artificial and natural selection 

What is human choice? 

300

When environments are similar they lead to the development of similar traits in two different lineages and the traits are called this

What is convergent evolution and analogous traits?

300

Life on Earth came from meteorites from outer space 

What is panspermia? 

400

When the extremes of a trait are both equally selected for, this occurs

What is stabilizing selection?

400

When multiple niches are available and organisms evolve separately to fill those niches to avoid competition

What is adaptive radiation?

400

These structures exist between organisms who share those types of ancestors

What are homologous traits and common ancestors?

400

Gases such as methane, ammonia, hydrogen, and water react together to produce these small organic molecules 

What is amino acid?

500

Give an example of directional selection

an example of a species that shifts in one direction 

500

The two equations of HW equilibrium involve these terms and each of them mean . . .

What is p for dominant allele frequency, q for recessive alle frequency, p2 for homozygous dominant frequency, 2pq for heterozygous frequency, and q2 for homozygous recessive frequency?

500

This is a number determined by the number of living offspring of one organism compared to the average number of living offspring for that population

What is evolutionary fittness?

500

Mitochondria were once their own prokaryotic cells. 

What is the Endosymbiotic Theory?

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