Charles Darwin
Evolution
Genetics
Dominant/Recessive
Vocabulary
100

The place where he made most of his observations.

Galápagos Islands?

100

The changing over time of a structure to better suit its environment

Structural Adaption (Adaptation)

100

Different versions of genes

What are alleles?

100

If this allele is present, then it will show up in the offspring's phenotype.

What is dominant?

100

a group of organisms within the same species that can interbreed

What is population?

200

What were the birds that were made famous by him

Finches

200

These are necessary for evolution to occur.  Most are not harmful.

What are mutations?

200

The carrier of genetic information

What is DNA?

200

Describe this genotype:  RR

What is homozygous dominant?

200

a group of organisms who share similar characteristics and can mate with each other to produce offspring.

What is species?

300

The process where organisms better suited to their environment survive and pass on their traits

Natural Selection

300
One of the two key ingredients to natural selection.

What is reproduction and/or variation?

300

What percentage of a punnett square would be Homozygous Dominant with Tt x TT

50%

300

Describe this genotype:  rr

What is homozygous recessive?

300

a new organism that is the product of reproduction

What is offspring?

400

The name of the book he published about his findings.

On the Origin of the Species (will also take Origin of Species)

400

Name one piece of evidence which proves evolution.

What is: 

* Comparative anatomy (homologous structures)

* Fossil record

* DNA comparison

* Geological Data

400
How the genes are expressed.

What is genotype?

400

In a dihybrid punnett square:

1. How many offspring are represented

2. What is the ratio

1. 16 offspring

2. 9:3:3:1

400

the study of heredity

What is genetics?

500

The name of the boat that he took on his travels around the world (Full Name)

HMS Beagle

500

Main idea of Lamarcks theory of evolution

~ Animals improve their traits as they use them over their lifetime ~

500

What happenes to the phenotype with a codominance combination? 

Both phenotypes are being expressed

500

If both parents have brown eyes but an offspring has blue eyes, how would you describe the parents genotype

Heterozygous

500

the passing of physical characteristics from parents to offspring

What is heredity?