Evidences
Mechanisms
Patterns
Populations
Speciation
100
Fossils
What do you call the remains of organisms?
100
Bottleneck effect
When a population experienced a catastrophe that the surviving individuals repopulate and misrepresent the original population
100
convergent evolution
pattern of evolution where there are different ancestor but evolved in the same way
100
Gene pool
Collection of alleles in a population
100
Gametic Isolation
Inability of gametes to fuse
200
Embryology
Closely related organisms have similar fetal development
200
Gene flow
migration, transfer of one individual to another population
200
predator and prey
co-evolution, cheetah and antelope
200
Allele frequency
percentage of the number of alleles in a population
200
Blue footed-boobies
practices mating dance
300
Homologous structure
Bat's wing and human arm
300
Founder effect
some individuals start a new population with a different allele frequency.
300
Divergent Evolution
emergence of homologous structure; from one ancestor, several species branched out
300
Stabilizing Selection
What is a selection where the heterozygotes are favored?
300
Hybrids
not considered a species, can cite examples
400
Appendix
Vestigial structures in humans
400
Polydactyly
example of a condition in amish community brought about by founder effect multiple digits
400
Cladistics
It is an approach in classifying organism based on one or more shared characteristics.
400
A Characteristic of disruptive selection
Heterozygotes are not favored or homozygotes are highly favored/adaptable
400
Temporal Isolation
Differences in mating season
500
Molecular Biology
similarities in genetic material
500
Assortative mating
Gouldian finches; non-random mating
500
Example of co-evolution
a mutualist, predator-prey, host-parasite, or other specific examples
500
characteristic of directional selection
one extreme phenotype is favored
500
Anagenesis
one species evolved to become a new species
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