classification
darwin
types of evolution
mutation
labs
100

How do you write a species name?

Uppercase first letter of first word, second word (species) all lowercase, underline both words

100

What type of bird did he study?

Finches

100

Simply put, what is evolution?

Change over time

100

Define mutation.

A random variation of ones DNA

100

Why did the horses lose enamel?

Because their environment changed, causing their diet to change as well. This change in diet resulted in horses needing less enamel. 

200

The second taxa level

What is a phylum?

200

The place Darwin usually studied.

What is the Galapagos Islands?

200
What is convergence (in terms of evolution)?

two different species evolve to get the same traits due to the environment.

200

If a species suddenly changes its colour, what happened?

a mutation 

200

Why did the DDT not kill all the mosquitoes?

Because they were resistant due to a mutation

300

2 reasons for classification

To organize and show a relationship

300

What does survival of the fittest mean?

Organisms with traits most suited for their environment will survive

300

Divergence

Same type of species get different traits due to environment.

300

Are most mutations helpful or harmful?

Harmful

300

Did you touch Mr Wishlow's sleeping cat?

Yes

(it was nice and cold)

(so cute how it slept upside down)

400

List the 5 kingdoms

animal, plant, fungi, protist and monera

400

What are Darwin's 5 points? 

Overproduction, variation, survival of the fittest, struggle to exist, and origin of new species

400

Importance of evolution

What allows species to survive?

400

Do you always know if you have a mutation?

No

400

What do all mammals' skeletons have in common?

Same bones in the 'hand' (flipper/wing/paw etc)

500

List the seven taxa levels

Kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species

500

His first cousin. 

Who did Charles Darwin marry and have ten kids with?

500

Influences of evolution.

Does environment, mutations, and time cause evolution?

500

Types of mutations.

Insertion, Deletion, Point-Shift, Substitution.

500
Are beings with morphological similarities often similar on a biochemical level?

Yes.