Coevolution
Fitness/Selection
History
Case Studies
Genetics
100

This is a type of coevolution that benefits both species and commensalism.

What is Mutualism?

100

The null hypothesis of evolution

What is the Hardy Weinberg Theorem?

100
What group of people believed that "all life is fixed by divine design"?

What is Essentialist

100

This animal has evolved to be very fast and agile in an environment where it is faster than all other predators.

What is the Pronghorn?

100

This is a process during meiosis where small parts of a chromosome swap locations in a homologous pair.

What is crossing over?

200

This type of relationship can be commonly in pollinators.

What is resource-service?

200

 The comparison between phenotypes (or genotypes) of average number of offspring produced?

What is relative fitness?

200

Lyell described this place as "the center of creation" to explain biodiversity.

The Galapagos Islands

200

This organelle entered into a symbiotic relationship with eukaryotic cells many years ago, allowing us to analyze when our most common ancestor was.

What is the mitochondria?

200

The process that converts the DNA code to proteins

What is translation?

300

This type of parasite exploitates other organisms by stealing food from them.

What is Kleptoparasitism?

300

Groups of species that are extremely difficult to differentiate using observations.

What is a cryptic species?

300

These two species helped Darwin demonstrate abundant variation within species. 

What are Barnacles and Pigeons?

300

This experiment dealing with canid domestication concluded that selection for one specific trait often has a cascade of unintended consequences for a lineage of organisms

What is the Silver Fox Experiment

300

This form of expression takes place both alleles are expressed simultaneously

What is co-dominace?

400

In this relationship between parasites and their hosts, the parasite is often looking for a very specific benefit from its host and can go to some pretty crazy extremes to get it.

What is control parasitism?

400

The most famous long-running experiments of evolution that observed natural selection altering the phenotype of E. coli bacteria

The Lenski Experiment or “Long-term Evolution Experiment”

400

This scientist claimed that animals adapted to their environment throughout their lives and was constantly evolving to a more evolved state.

Who is Lamarck?

400

This courtship dance is used as a form of sexual selection to outcompete other species.

What is Lekking?

400

This scientific experiment is a multi-generational test that breeds two homozygous populations to located a gene on a chromosome.

What is Quantitative Trait Locus Analysis (QTL)

500

This idea states that despite all the changes that occur due to coevolution, the evolutionary arms race between species generally results in stasis.

What is the Red Queen Hypothesis

500

This results in the strongest evolutionary result.

What is high selection, high heritability, and low population?

500

This is a law created by Wallace that states, "Every species has come into existence coincident both in space and time with a closely allied species."

The Sarawak Law

500

This parasite is an example of control parasitism that benefits from increasing it's hosts reproduction rate while sometimes providing protection to the host. 

What is Wolbacchia?

500
A heritable condition that has more than one chromosome after meiosis and often seen in hybrids and domesticated plants.

What is polyploidy?