Evolution
Natural Selection
Natural Selection
Evidence for Evolution
Miscellaneous
100

The Father of Evolution

Who is Charles Darwin?

100
The survival and reproduction of the organisms that are genetically best fit for their environment
What is the definition of Natural Selection?
100

When two species that have a symbiotic relationship evolve together.

What is co-evolution?

100

The hip bones of a Whale and the tailbone of a human

What are Vestigial Structures?

100

This diagram shows how closely related organisms are.

What is a cladogram?

200
A theory (explanation) supported by evidence for how populations change over time
What is evolution?
200

The variety of dog and cat breeds that we have today are a product of _________ _____________.

What is Artificial selection (Selective Breeding)

200
A variation in an organism that helps it survive
What is Adaptation?
200

Humans use pesticides to kill insects, but in the process they mutate and some insects are unaffected by the pesticide. What is this an example of?

What is Artificial Selection?

200

What represents recessive individuals in Hardy Weinberg?

What is q2?

300

Had an alternate explanation for Evolution.

Who is the Lamarck?

300
The name of the islands where Darwin studied and gathered his evidence on Natural Selection
What are The Galapagos Islands?
300

When two organisms live in the same environment and adapt to have similar features.

What is Convergent Evolution?

300
Body parts that share a common function but have a different structure
What is an analogous structure?
300

Periods of rapid speciation followed by long periods of no change.

What is a Punctiated Equilibrium?

400

Organisms that can breed and produce fertile offspring.

What is species?

400

When one species evolves into two different species

What is Divergent Evolution.

400

An example of this would be a bat wing and butterfly wing

What is Analogous strucuture?

400

When animals are located in different places around the world but have similar adaptations.

What is geographic distrubution?

400

If the frequency for the dominant allele is .6, what is the frequency for q?

What is .4?

500

Two different organisms are alike, they share this in their bloodline (Cladogram)

What is a Common Ancestor?

500

And example of this would be human arms and bat wings.

Homologous Structures?

500

This type of selection favors the average in a population.

What is Stabilizing Selection?

500

If there are 300 recessive individuals in a population of 800, what is the frequency for the recessive allele?

What is .61?

500

If the frequency for the dominant allele is .6 and the recessive individual frequency is .16.  How many heterozygous individuals are their if their are 100 individual in a population?

What is 48 individuals?