These are the nucleotides that make up your DNA
A, T, G, C or adenine, thymine, guanine, cytosine
This is the term for a letter representing a specific version of a gene
What's an allele
A trait that makes an organism more fit for its environment
What's an adaptation?
This is the term for a population of organisms that can reproduce and produce offspring that can also reproduce
What is species?
The maximum amount or capacity that an ecosystem can hold.
What is the carrying capacity?
This is term for when an RNA copy of DNA is made
T A C bonds with A U G
What is transcription?
Hanging earlobes is a dominant trait.
What would be the genotype of a heterozygous person with hanging earlobes? Use the alleles "a"
Aa
Things that drive what a population looks like, such as predators or food acquisition.
What are environmental/selective pressures?
These two fish were separated by the isthmus of panama. What led to this reproductive isolation?
What is geographic isolation?
This is the carrying capacity of the flies in this ecosystem?
What is 350 flies?
DNA codes the instructions for making these
What are proteins?
Hanging earlobes is a dominant trait.
What sort of earlobes would a person with the genotype aa have?
What are attached earlobes?
The term describing an organism being well suited for its environment.
What is "Fit" or "Fitness"?
These limbs show that various species share the same type of bone adapted for different purposes and environments. What is the name of this evolution evidence?
What are homologous structures?
This is the day that the carrying capacity is met?
What is day 45?
The following DNA strand
T A C G C C T G A
Has the first T deleted. What is the name of the change that occurred?
What is a "frameshift mutation"
Hanging earlobes is a dominant trait.
A homozygous dominant person is crossed with a heterozygous person. What are the chances that their child will have attached (non-hanging) earlobes?
0% aa
Also known as the concept "Survival of the fittest" this is when a population changes overtime to have a phenotype that makes it more fit for its environment.
What is natural selection?
Looking at these show that many organisms develop similarly in their early stages, suggesting relation and common ancestry.
What are embryos?
What are limiting factors?
Green eyes are recessive. A child with green eyes is born to a mother with green eyes? What is the chance that the father be homozygous dominant?
0%
Hanging earlobes is a dominant trait.
A homozygous dominant person is crossed with a heterozygous person. What are the chances that their child will be able to pass along the trait for attached earlobes (non-hanging)?
50% Aa
This is the term for a mechanism of evolution that in which an adaptation becomes more common in each generation.
What is descent with modification?
This is what's absolutely necessary for a new species to diverge.
What is reproductive isolation?
How you would expect the carrying capacity to change if food for flies increased.
What is "increase" or "go up?"