Natural Selection
Bioarchaeology/ Forensics
Classification
General Evolution
Science & History
100

The three types of natural selection

What are directional, stabilizing, and disruptive

100

Shanidar I survived a number of debilitating injuries, which suggest he was valued for his ______, not his hunting prowess.

What is his wisdom?

100

The science of classifying organisms into different categories is

What is taxonomy.

100

Homoplasy can develop in the following ways

convergence, parallelism, and analogy

100

Individual living organisms were seen as transforming directly in response to their changing environments is attributed to which scientist. 

Who is Jean-Baptiste de Lamarck

200

Natural selection is one of the processes that act to change the frequency of ___in a population

What are the frequencies of alleles

200

interested in the frequency and types of disease and injuries and the factors that influence their pattern of distribution

what is epidemiology

200

Classification of some class of phenomena based on cultural tradition

What is folk taxonomy?
200

A slow process characterized by a transformation of one population into others is

What is phyletic gradualism?
200

Uniformitarianism is attributed to which scientist

Who is Charles Lyell

300
The evolution of a single population into a number of different species.

What is adaptive radiation?

300

a standard age based on the appearance of centers of ossification and fusion of growth plates

What is bone age?

300

A system of naming species that uses a double name

What is binomial nomenclature?

300

a shell and several internal membranes. It may have evolved as a method of protecting eggs in water.

What is the amniote egg?

300

Catastrophism is attributed to which scientist

Who is George Cuvier
400

homologies that encompass a larger group of species

What are shared ancestral traits?

400

application of the techniques of osteology and skeletal identification to legal problems

What is forensic anthropology?

400

a group of organisms at any level in a larger hierarchy

What is a taxon?

400

A tendency to find more heavily pigmented forms near the equator and lighter forms away from the equator

What is Gloger's rule?

400

Who was the first scientist responsible for classifying every kind of animal and plant, including people?

Who is Carolus Linnaeus?
500

Shift in population that moves in a specific direction

What is directional selection?

500

The study of the processes of burial and fossilization.

What is taphonomy?

500

the evolutionary history of species

What is phylogeny?

500

Distributions of frequencies that show a systematic gradation over space

What is a cline?

500

creatures are ordered by degree of perfection, aka scala naturae

What is the Great Chain of Being?

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