7.4 Evidence Evolution
8.1 Genetic Drift
8.2 Speciation
8.3 Patterns of Evolution
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What type of structure is a human arm and a bat wing an example of?

Homologous Structures

100

This occurs when individuals of a population introduce alleles to a new population...

Gene flow

100

What is Speciation?

The formation of a new species

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When 1 species evolves into many different species to fill different niches its called...

Adaptive Radiation
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Who is known as the "Father of Evolution"?

Charles Darwin

200

What is a Vestigial Structure? Give 2 examples.

A structure that no longer serves its original purpose

(appendix) and (whale hip bone)

200

What is the Bottleneck effect?

A significant reduction of a population's size due to a catastrophic event resulting in a loss of biodiversity
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What must happen for speciation to occur?

Reproductive isolation

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When unrelated species evolve similar traits due to similar environments.

Convergent Evolution

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What is the term that describes..

"Organisms with traits better suited to their environment tend to survive and reproduce more successfully than those with less favorable traits"

Natural selection

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Marsupials are unique to Australia yet, one can be found in North America. What kind of evolutionary evidence is this an example of?

Biography

300

What is Founder effect?

A small group of individuals separates from the original and starts a new population elsewhere

300

Name one type of prezygotic isolating mechanism and describe it

Behavioral

Temporal

Mechanical

Habitat

Gametic

300

Give an example of Coevolution

Moth tongue and orchid stem

300

Which scientist proposed the theory of "use and disuse"?

Lamarck

400

The presence of a tail bone and gill slits in embryos in an example of what evolutionary evidence?

Embryology

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Unlike genetic drift, this process can increase genetic variation between populations and reduce chances of speciation.

Gene flow

400

What is Allopatric Speciation?

When a population is geographically separated, leading to the formation of new species

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How does divergent evolution differ from convergent evolution?

Divergent evolution leads to different traits in related species; convergent evolution leads to similar traits in unrelated species.

400

What are the 3 types of mutations described in evolution?

Beneficial 

Neutral

Harmful

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Darwin observed that limited resources lead organisms to struggle to survive and reproduce, this leads them to...

Competition 

500

The modern-day Cheetah population experienced this type of Genetic drift many years ago...

Bottleneck Effect

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What is Sympatric Speciation and give an example

Evolution of a new species from the original in the same geographic area. 

(Hawthorn flies to apple maggot flies) 

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How does Adaptive Radiation differ from Divergent Evolution?

Adaptive is a rapid process and produces many species from a single type

Divergent is a much slower process and produces different species of all different types

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What are the 3 types of natural selection and DRAW them

Directional

Stabilizing

Disruptive

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