Evolution: CH 18
Evolution 2: CH 18/19
Population Genetics: CH 19
Taxonomy: CH 20 (w/ 1 CH22)
Prokaryotes & Protists:
CH 22 & 23
100

True/False: Darwin understood the principles of genetics when “On the Origin of Species” was published

False

100

True/False: Natural selection acts on individuals to cause populations to change over time

True

100

This is the term for all of the alleles in a population

What is the gene pool?

100

Hypothesis about relationships among taxonomic groups

What is a phylogeny?

100

Protists belong to this Domain

What is Eukarya?

200

These are structures in comparative anatomy that demonstrate common evolutionary origin despite their slight to major different appearances or function

What are homologous structures?

200

This type of speciation involved geographic isolation

What is allopatric speciation? 

200

This is the term for the proportion of different types of alleles in a population

What are allele frequencies? 

200

Nodes (or branch points) represent these on phylogenetic trees

What are the most recent common ancestor (MRCA)?

200

This is the prokaryotic Domain that is more closely related to humans (Eukarya) 

What is Archaea? 

300

These are structures in comparative anatomy that demonstrate convergent evolution

What are analogous structures?

300

Reproductive isolation happens through mechanisms that impede two populations from producing fertile and/or viable hybrid offspring. These are the two types of barriers.

What are pre- and post-zygotic barriers

BONUS: list the 5 pre-zygotic barriers and the 2 post-zygotic barriers. 

300

This is the term for movement of alleles between populations and its affect

What is gene flow and it increases genetic similarity between populations?

300

Prokaryotes fall into one of these 3 basic shape categories

What are spherical (cocci), rod-shaped (bacilli), and spiral (spirilli) 

300

This is the transfer of genetic material between unrelated species

What is horizontal gene transfer? 

400

This is the line of evidence for evolution that demonstrates common ancestry by similarities in very early development

What is embryology? 

400

These are traits that help an individual survive and reproduce in a particular environment

What are adaptations?

400

This is the most common cause of genetic drift to occur

what is population bottleneck or founder effect

– a large reduction in numbers?

400

When creating a cladogram you choose the simplest cladogram with the fewest steps or events

What is the rule of parsimony?

or maximum parsimony

400

These are 2 different ways protists are motile

What are flagella, cilia, and pseudopodia?

500

These are the 5 major causes of evolution

What is genetic drift, gene flow, mutations, non-random mating (sexual selection), and natural selection?

500

These are the 3 modes of action for natural selection

Stabilizing selection, directional selection, and disruptive/diversifying selection

BONUS: Draw the graphs for double points!

500

Competition among males that results in increased ability to physically compete with other males is called by this term

What is sexual selection?

500

DAILY DOUBLE! The levels of taxonomic classification from most broad to specific (must get all levels for points)

What is Domain > Kingdom > Phylum > Class > Order > Family > Genus > Species > Subspecies 

500

This is the theory that Mitochondria and chloroplasts originated by the engulfment of a prokaryotic cell by a ‘protoeukaryotic’ cell

What is the endosymbiont theory?