Bio

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The male peacocks showy feathers are an example of:

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sexual selection

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Bacterial resistence to antibiotics is an example of:

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directional selection

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The many breeds of dogs are an example of:

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artificial selection

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What does Darwinian fitness measure:

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reproductive success

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non-random mating between realted individuals:

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inbreeding

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Homologous structures have:

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same structure, different function

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Kingdom, Phylum , class, order, family, genus, species

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Taxonomic classification system for all living things

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theory that continents moving:

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continental drift/ plate tectonics theory

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the geographic distribution of species:

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Biogeography

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Evidence of past life forms:

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Fossils

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p2+2pq+q2=1

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Hardy-weinberg formula for genotype frequencies

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Members of a population suffer a drastic reduction in numbers:

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bottlenecks

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the intermediate sized animals have the least fitness; the tallest and shortest animals in a population are the most fit:

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Disruptive selection

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phenotypes of a population all shift toward one extreme:

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Directional Selection

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all the genes in a population:

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Gene Pool

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In a cladsogram, all organisms descended from a common ancestral species:

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Monophyletic group

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many morphologic changes occur rapidly, followed by a period of stasis:

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puntuated equilibrium model of speciation

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Individual of different species live in different place and never meet:

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Ecological or habitat (reproductive isolation)

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Individuals cant mate or pollinate because of physical incompatibilites:

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Mechanicl (reproductive) isolation

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speciation that occurs after geographic seperation:

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allopatric

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organisms with fit charecterisitics survive to pass those charecterisitics on to offspring, resulting in more "fit" offspring in the population:

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differential reproduction

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dissimilar body parts evolve in similar ways due to similar ecological constraints:

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analogous structures

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have the same basic structure but for a diferent funtion:

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homologous

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can interbreed and produce viable offspring:

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species

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Wrote principles of geology:

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Lyell

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Arrived at the same theory as Darwin:

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Alfred Russell Wallace

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Visited the_______ islands:

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Galapagos

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Sailed on the H.M.S.

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Beagle

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Correlated island habitats to morphology of these birds:

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Finches