Misc...
Theory
Evidence
Isolations
Diagrams
Something OLD
100
The ability to survive and reproduce often in an environment.
What is fitness?
100
This person first proposed the idea of natural selection.
Who is Charles Darwin?
100
The preserved remains or traces of an organism from the past.
What are fossils?
100
This occurs when organisms are separated by a river, valley, mountain, etc.
What is geographical isolation?
100
Given the data below what is the Fish's most recent common ancestor?
Frog - 75%
Toad - 62%
Shark - 82%
Dolphin - 45%
What is the Shark?
100
DNA gets transcribed into RNA and translated into proteins.
What is The Central Dogma?
200
An inherited trait that enhances an organisms ability to survive.
What is an adaptation?
200
Populations, not __________ evolve.
What is individuals?
200
If embryos of fish, birds, reptiles, and mammals all look alike early in their development, what does that indicate about there ancestor?
What is they share a common ancestor?
200
This occurs when flowers pollinate in different seasons.
What is temporal isolation?
200
What does this image represent?
What are homologous structures/comparative anatomy?
200
These are building blocks (monomer) for nucleic acids (ex. DNA or RNA).
What are nucleotides?
300
Give two examples of selective pressures
What is predation, climate, environment, competition?
300
What population is most effected by allele movement into and out of the population?
What is small populations?
300
Structures that no longer have a function.
What is a vestigial structure?
300
When two birds no longer mate because one has developed a different song.
What is behavioral isolation?
300
What does this represent?
What is natural selection?
300
Transcribe this section of DNA
TAG-CCT
What is AUC - GGA?
400
How is genetic variation introduced into a population?
What is gene flow, genetic drift, immigration, mutation, crossing over, independent assortment
400
Nature applies pressure to select traits vs humans selecting traits
What is the difference between natural selection and artificial selection?
400
Whales and snakes have hip bones.
What is evidence for evolution?
400
When organisms can no longer mate this process occurs.
What is speciation?
400
These rabbits are siblings, how can you explain their variation?
What is crossing-over and independent assortment?
400
DNA is composed of sequences of bases called?
What is gene?
500
How does q differ from q2 in Hardy Weinberg equation?
What is q is a recessive allele frequency, while q2 is recessive trait frequency?
500
Evolution is simply descent with...
What is modification?
500
If you run a gel electrophoresis on 2 organisms, and you find few amino acid sequences in common, what does that tell you about their common ancestor?
What is that their common ancestor is far back in their evolutionary past.
500
in order for two similar groups of organisms to form into different species, this must occur.
What is reproductive isolation?
500
What does this image represent?
What is species vary based on their niche?
500
These 2 processes cycle carbon through the atmosphere.
What is photosynthesis and cellular respiration?