Development
NS and evolution
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100

After fertilization, this ball of cells continously divides

What is a blastula?

100

There are three levels of variation in Natural Selection. Individual, _______, and species.

What is population?

100

Budding and fragmentation are exmples of this kind of reproduction.

What is Asexual Reproduction?

200

The stage in the cell cycle where is cell is NOT actively dividing.

What is interphase?

200

An organisms genotype is expresses as this.

What is a phenotype?

200

The exchange of genetic material which is NOT REPRODUCTION is called __________.

What is conjugation?

300

The phase of the cell cycle where the nuclear envelope reforms and the cells begin to physically divide.

What is telophase?

300

Zoologists use this word interchangably with "migration."

What is gene flow?

400

This type of egg is shared by classes Reptilia, Aves, and Mammalia.

What is the amniotic egg?

400

What kind of selection favors an intermediate (middle) variation of a trait over extreme variations?

What is Stabilizing Selection?

400

This form of reproduction, found in Rotifers, producing predominantly diploid eggs which are females. When under stress, they then produce haploid eggs which become males.

What is parthenogenesis?

500

The allantois in an amniotic egg serves this function.

What is stores waste?

500

Red pandas of the Eastern Himilayas and raccoons of North America have incredible similarites in their teeth, paws, and tails. This evolution is called ______.

What is Convergent Evolution?

500

These amniotes retain their eggs inside their body and give birth to the unshelled young.

What is ovoviviparous?