Evolution Basics
Natural selection and adaption
Evidence for Evolution
Hardy-Weinberg and Genetic Variation
Speciation and Extinction
100

This scientist proposed the theory of natural selection

Who is Charles Darwin?

100

Organisms with favorable trains are more likely to do this

What is survive and reproduce?

100

These structures have similar anatomy but different functions

What are homologous structures?

100

hardy-Weinberg predicts this if a population is not evolving 

What are constant allele frequencies?

100

This is the formation of new species

What is speciation?

200

This is the change in the genetic makeup of a population over time

What is evolution?

200

Traits that improve survival and reproduction

What are adaptions?

200

Similar embryos across species show this type of evidence

What is embryological evidence?

200

One condition for Hard-Weinberg

What is no migration, large populations, no natural selection?

200

When species are separated by physical barriers

What is geographic isolation?

300

This is the smallest unit that can evolve

What is a population?

300

The environment "selects" which traits are favorable in this process

What is natural selection?

300

These molecules are compared to show evolutionary relationships

What are DNA or protein sequences?

300

The equation for genotype frequency

What is p^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1

300

These types of barriers prevent mating or fertilization

What are pre zygotic barriers?

400

The preserved remains of ancient organisms

What are fossils?

400

The process where humans breed organisms for desired traits

What is artificial selection?

400

Organisms with more of this in common are more closely related

What are genetic or molecular similarities?

400

This random event changes allele frequencies in small populations

What is genetic drift?

400

When species evolve from a common ancestor into many new forms

What is adaptive radiation?

500

A structure that is no longer used but shows evolutionary history

What is a vestigial structure?

500

Natural selection leads to changes in this measurable feature of traits in a population

What is allele frequency?

500

This technique estimates evolutionary relationships using DNA or protein data

What is phylogenetic analysis?

500

The bottleneck and founder effects are examples of this

What its genetic drift?

500

The sudden disappearance of many species

What is mass extinction?

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