Change over time
evolution
All the genes shared by organisms of a population.
gene pool
Trait that helps an organism survive.
adaptation (ex. fins in the ocean)
Trait that is not inherited by offspring
acquired traits (ex. hair dyed blonde)
no change in allele frequencies
genetic equilibrium
choosing mates based on heritable traits
sexual selection
Group of organisms that can breed and produce fertile offspring.
species
Organism's ability to survive and reproduce in its environment.
fitness
Preserved remains of organism in rock, amber, or some other material.
fossil
The Hardy-Weinberg Principle states that a population is in genetic equilibrium unless certain factors change its ______________________________.
allele frequencies
Change in a population's gene pool over time.
evolution
Random changes in a population's gene pool.
DAILY DOUBLE
genetic drift
The process by which some organisms survive and reproduce more than others. (Survival of the Fittest)
natural selection
Which structure is not homologous to a cat’s leg?
a. dolphin’s flipper
b. penguin’s wing
c. monkey’s arm
d. shark’s fin
d. shark's fin
Type of selection resulting in two peaks on a bell curve for phenotypes of a population. (Both extreme traits are favored by natural selection.)
disruptive selection
What are the four conditions of natural selection?
1 - overproduction
2 - variation
3 - inheritance
4 - differential fitness
Type of genetic drift resulting from a drastic decrease in population size.
bottleneck effect
the formation of a new species
speciation
Which is not a vestigial structure?
a. thumbs
b. little toe
c. appendix
d. tailbone
a. thumbs
Which species is most closely related to the chimpanzee based on the data table?
Which is the correct Hardy-Weinberg Equation?
a) p2+2pq+q2=1
b) y=mx+b
c) v= (x2-x1) / (t2-t1)
d) p2+q=1
a) p2+2pq+q2=1
when two populations do not interbreed because of different mating rituals
behavioral isolation
genetic drift resulting from immigration/emigration
DAILY DOUBLE
founder effect
Which trait in the cladogram is shared by only mammals, reptiles, and birds?
amniotic eggs
If the frequency for the dominant allele is 0.4, what is the frequency for the recessive allele?
DAILY DOUBLE
0.6